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What is prefix with plop or plunk?

There are no common prefixes that specifically use "plop" or "plunk." These words are typically used as onomatopoeic verbs to describe the sound of something falling into water or a soft surface.

However, you could potentially use "plop" or "plunk" as a prefix in a creative context, like:

* Plopper: A person who plops down on a seat.

* Plunkster: A person who plunks down their money.

These are not official words, but they demonstrate the potential to use "plop" or "plunk" in a prefix-like way for playful or informal contexts.

Is there a specific context you're thinking of?

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