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plonk

[plongk] / plɒŋk /
NOUN
jug wine
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VERB
plunk
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Bringing the powers behind ChatGPT to the humble Word, Excel and PowerPoint programmes, quite possibly the most used work programmes in most offices, plonks it directly in the daily lives of millions of workers.

From BBC

Despite its location plonked in the middle of a barren desert wasteland far away from anywhere, the Al-Bayt stadium does provide a jaw-dropping setting for the opening of the most controversial World Cup in history.

From BBC

Actual wine was a pretty basic plonk at first, unornamented by comments about bouquet or terroir, so cheap and so plentiful that it was often poured free with restaurant meals.

From Los Angeles Times

But Tennant says Good will ask the audience hard questions because "it sort of plonks you in the middle of this awful context and it makes it makes you wonder how you would cope yourself".

From BBC

She pulls up in a black cab, her hair tied in a knot, and plonks down on a sofa to record a song called What You Gonna Do With That Air?

From BBC