THUMP as NOUN

1. Meaning
   • a heavy blow with the hand
   Hypernyms(s) thump is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • blow (what does blow mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • pound (what does pound mean?)
   • poke (what does poke mean?)
2. Meaning
   • a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
   Synonym(s)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thumping (what does thumping mean?)
   Hypernyms(s) thump is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • sound (what does sound mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • crump (what does crump mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • scrunch (what does scrunch mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • clop (what does clop mean?)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • plunk (what does plunk mean?)
   • clop (what does clop mean?)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • plunk (what does plunk mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)

THUMP as VERB

1. Meaning
   • hit hard with the hand, fist, or some heavy instrument
   Synonym(s)
   • poke (what does poke mean?)
   • pound (what does pound mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the salesman pounded the door knocker
   • a bible-thumping Southern Baptist
   Hypernyms(s) thump is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • hit (what does hit mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • punch (what does punch mean?)
   • clout (what does clout mean?)
   • poke (what does poke mean?)
   • lick (what does lick mean?)
   • biff (what does biff mean?)
   • hammer (what does hammer mean?)
   • pound (what does pound mean?)
   • hammering (what does hammering mean?)
   • pounding (what does pounding mean?)
   • hammer (what does hammer mean?)
   • pound (what does pound mean?)
   • hammering (what does hammering mean?)
   • pounding (what does pounding mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
2. Meaning
   • move rhythmically
   Synonym(s)
   • beat (what does beat mean?)
   • pound (what does pound mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • Her heart was beating fast
   Hypernyms(s) thump is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • move (what does move mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • pulsate (what does pulsate mean?)
   • throb (what does throb mean?)
   • pulse (what does pulse mean?)
   • palpitate (what does palpitate mean?)
   • flutter (what does flutter mean?)
   • thrash (what does thrash mean?)
   • flap (what does flap mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • throb (what does throb mean?)
   • throbbing (what does throbbing mean?)
   • pounding (what does pounding mean?)
   • rhythm (what does rhythm mean?)
   • beat (what does beat mean?)
   • musical rhythm (what does musical rhythm mean?)
   • pulse (what does pulse mean?)
   • pulsation (what does pulsation mean?)
   • heartbeat (what does heartbeat mean?)
   • beat (what does beat mean?)
3. Meaning
   • make a dull sound
   Synonym(s)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the knocker thudded against the front door
   Hypernyms(s) thump is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • sound (what does sound mean?)
   • go (what does go mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • thumping (what does thumping mean?)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • thumping (what does thumping mean?)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)
   • thump (what does thump mean?)
   • thumping (what does thumping mean?)
   • clump (what does clump mean?)
   • clunk (what does clunk mean?)
   • thud (what does thud mean?)