plunkety-plunk
adjEtymology From plunk + -ety with reduplication.
1
Figuratively, Informal Of such a sound.
noun, adj — 2 senses
Etymology From plunk + -ety with reduplication.
Figuratively, Informal, Usually A repeated plunk or twanging sound, especially a rhythmic one produced by picking a banjo or other stringed instrument.
Etymology From plunk + -ety with reduplication.
Figuratively, Informal Of such a sound.
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