He plonked himself down on the ground next to me.

You can always plonk them back in place to serve.

That is, until your plonked in front of the game yourself - and then a light goes on.

Plonked her on a chair at the head of the table during dinner.

So saying, she got up and plonked herself down on Green's lap.

We plonk it on the ground just before our arms drop off.

She turned round and plonked herself next to me on the sofa.

See if my husband wants a hand with these bits of wood he's plonking up against the wall!

He plonked it on and got his first four.

I said, plonking down another rattling brown paper bag onto the table.

He lifted a small boy out of a car seat and plonked him on the pavement.

Yeah, he really did, and the record would end, and then he'd plonk back.

One day, I plonked my books down on a wide oak table in the south wing, by the window.

When he came back, he plonked the drinks down on the table.

He plonked it down pointedly on Death's desk, with the air of one who is being put upon.

Plonking himself down rather heavily he knocked his bottle onto the floor.

Teresa staggered back to her chair and plonked herself down.

Would they always plonk them down on speed humps, like the one in the picture?

Never a divorce in the family,' she adds, plonking a green felt hat on top of her head.

"There were only - what - five, six hundred plonked down in our field.

Picking up the cushion, he plonked it across his thighs.

'Then they plonked me down at the back of the car.

The fear people have in villages is the great big housing estate being plonked down from above.

Business is bad, love,' he said, plonking a flagon of cheap red on the table.

He plonked himself down on the ground to see how long he could keep his temper.

Then it plunks down its money for more of the same.

He plunked down a list on the table in front of me.

"You're not going to want to plunk down all that money without looking at the kitchen."

He took one pitch and was plunked with the second.

People are plunking down money to go see the bear.

Web heard the boy plunk down the phone and walk off.

I started to say something else, but he plunked the phone down in my ear.

He looks as though someone plunked him down by the side of a road and drove off.

When he persisted, his parents plunked him back in private school.

Just to plunk down a few notes here and there was so much effort.

He plunked the dark brown bag of gold on the table.

He smiled, and plunked himself down on the edge of the bed.

He found a deep couch and plunked himself on it.

A small object fell out and plunked upon the table.

People should plunk down two thousand dollars to live like him for a week.

Rather than face that the Government might plunk for taking the big gamble.

Leaning forward, she plunked her glass down on the table.

I plunked it on the table before him, with a horn cup.

"For smart people to plunk down that much money is quite an investment."

The man plunked a bag down in front of Hugh.

But the object missed, plunking into the water behind them.

Sure, there may be other ways to lose weight without plunking down so much money, but the plan does seem to work.

"I got to the train early and plunked myself down near her normal seat."

It's best to be clear on that and think hard about who is willing to sleep where before plunking down your money.

They plunked him on the ground and ran toward the radio shack.

She felt sick again, and sat down with a plonk.

Does the price always reflect the quality above the plonk end?

You pay for the rice wine and the plonk, whatever that is.

None of it - well, very little - is plonk.

Gather friends around you this evening for something to eat and a glass of plonk.

Wine flights are the perfect way to sample some of the world's best plonk.

You tend to get a plonk at the end of the line, which can be funny."

Please take the opportunity to take something good along, not cheap plonk.

And competition, which is keener than ever, makes it difficult for plonk to survive in the market.

There are truly awful winemakers who could make plonk even in the best year.

He asked me if I would drink tea or beer or plonk.

More your cheaper kind of plonk, really, but I'm sure at this stage it'll do."

The key is to separate the carefully made bottles from the assembly-line plonk.

I never use plonk - it contributes nothing to the recipe and can ruin a dish.

Gone are the days when everyone but an elite few drank anonymous plonk except at weddings.

It's difficult to predict which one will be raising a glass of princely plonk in 12 months.

But I have no intention of limiting my indictment to barroom plonk.

A user might also simply reply to the impugned post with the word "Plonk".

There's the Parade, where the toffs take on their plonk."

I don't really like plonk, but I was thirsty as hell.

Not quite a plunge but a "decent plonk" nevertheless.

"Plonk gets people out of their labs and maybe gets them to socialize a little," he said.

Now we'll drink nothing but plonk and jungle juice."

He was framed in the back door, looking at his perimeter handset, the plonk smell heavy around him.

It made a "plonk" sound, not unlike the sound of a metal wood meeting ball.

He plonked himself down on the ground next to me.

You can always plonk them back in place to serve.

That is, until your plonked in front of the game yourself - and then a light goes on.

Plonked her on a chair at the head of the table during dinner.

So saying, she got up and plonked herself down on Green's lap.

We plonk it on the ground just before our arms drop off.

She turned round and plonked herself next to me on the sofa.

See if my husband wants a hand with these bits of wood he's plonking up against the wall!

He plonked it on and got his first four.

I said, plonking down another rattling brown paper bag onto the table.

He lifted a small boy out of a car seat and plonked him on the pavement.

Yeah, he really did, and the record would end, and then he'd plonk back.

One day, I plonked my books down on a wide oak table in the south wing, by the window.

When he came back, he plonked the drinks down on the table.

He plonked it down pointedly on Death's desk, with the air of one who is being put upon.

Plonking himself down rather heavily he knocked his bottle onto the floor.

Teresa staggered back to her chair and plonked herself down.

Would they always plonk them down on speed humps, like the one in the picture?

Never a divorce in the family,' she adds, plonking a green felt hat on top of her head.

"There were only - what - five, six hundred plonked down in our field.

Picking up the cushion, he plonked it across his thighs.

'Then they plonked me down at the back of the car.

The fear people have in villages is the great big housing estate being plonked down from above.

Business is bad, love,' he said, plonking a flagon of cheap red on the table.

He plonked himself down on the ground to see how long he could keep his temper.