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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"Thunk"

Hi, there!

I found that "Thunk" is a dull hollow sound. But as a verb, what is the meaning, please?

e.g. “A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk.”

Thanks,
Jr.


  

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It is a comic form of "think", using the vowel sound in skunk, stump and sunk.

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  • It is a comic form of "think", using the vowel sound in skunk, stump and sunk.
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It is a comic form of "think", using the vowel sound in skunk, stump and sunk.
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Thank you very much, Feebs 11.

Best wishes,
Jr.
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By the way in the example given "Thunk" is representing the comic form of "think" in the simple past tense, isn't it ?

Thanks again,
Jr.
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