Plop in a sentence as a noun

I love how they just plop in some random comment from "Marco".

There are also other bugs such as not being able to plop the sign for the trade HQ.

You plop them into your entertainment center, and you're done.

In the spring I had to take it to a lawn mower repair shop and plop down $50 just to clean out the gummed-up lines.

Due to the tall, skinny geometric, you can plop food in non-ziploc bags and use those to cook you Mellow.

Plop in a sentence as a verb

Plus I like the fact that a lot of stuff developed in Windows for .NET can just plop over in linux and still work.

I'm HN-ing on my smart phone right now, which is something I used to schlep out of bed and plop myself in front of my PC to do.

Furthermore, wealthier parents have jobs which exercise their minds, so they're not deadened and just want to plop in front of the TV.

Americans associate a 'plop' sound with taking a poo, or as a verb roughly meaning to sit down quickly out of exhaustion.

One way to avoid this issue might be to plop a hidden input box on the page if this input has text in it when it's submitted, you silently drop the registration.

Plop in a sentence as an adverb

Given that the task is creating a "weekly metrics spreadsheet," something the boss had the time to plan for, I agree with you. But I remember my younger years very clearly, when something that sat on your director's desk for a week would plop down on yours at 6PM with a next-day deadline.

Shameless sorta plug: I just started a project yesterday that does a very similar thing except it's meant for designers to take and store screenshots for inspiration and then plop them into a pretty UI/gallery.

Was he just a lucky individual at Google IO that decided to plop down the cash for what was definitely a developer-device?I can understand that he doesn't think it's worth the price - because for a normal consumer it isn't.

Plop definitions

noun

the noise of a rounded object dropping into a liquid without a splash

verb

drop something with a plopping sound

verb

drop with the sound of something falling into water

verb

set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise; "He planked the money on the table"; "He planked himself into the sofa"

See also: plank flump plonk plunk plump

adverb

with a short hollow thud; "plop came the ball down to the corner of the green"

See also: plunk