To make a dull, heavy sound by striking something; as a noun, the sound itself.
Imitative origin, related to 'clunk' and 'clang,' likely from Middle English sound symbolism.
Clonk is primarily British English, and there's a whole sport called 'Elephant and Piggie' where children 'clonk' balls over a net—you can almost hear the word describe the action!
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