To move or fall in a heavy, clumsy, or abrupt way; to throw oneself down without grace.
Imitative origin from around 1800s, combining elements like 'flop' and 'plump' to create a word that sounds like the action it describes.
Flump is onomatopoeia—it sounds exactly like what it means, like when you collapse onto a couch after a long day!
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