whunk

whunk


Past participle: whunked
Gerund: whunking

Imperative
whunk
whunk
Present
I whunk
you whunk
he/she/it whunks
we whunk
you whunk
they whunk
Preterite
I whunked
you whunked
he/she/it whunked
we whunked
you whunked
they whunked
Present Continuous
I am whunking
you are whunking
he/she/it is whunking
we are whunking
you are whunking
they are whunking
Present Perfect
I have whunked
you have whunked
he/she/it has whunked
we have whunked
you have whunked
they have whunked
Past Continuous
I was whunking
you were whunking
he/she/it was whunking
we were whunking
you were whunking
they were whunking
Past Perfect
I had whunked
you had whunked
he/she/it had whunked
we had whunked
you had whunked
they had whunked
Future
I will whunk
you will whunk
he/she/it will whunk
we will whunk
you will whunk
they will whunk
Future Perfect
I will have whunked
you will have whunked
he/she/it will have whunked
we will have whunked
you will have whunked
they will have whunked
Future Continuous
I will be whunking
you will be whunking
he/she/it will be whunking
we will be whunking
you will be whunking
they will be whunking
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been whunking
you have been whunking
he/she/it has been whunking
we have been whunking
you have been whunking
they have been whunking
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been whunking
you will have been whunking
he/she/it will have been whunking
we will have been whunking
you will have been whunking
they will have been whunking
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been whunking
you had been whunking
he/she/it had been whunking
we had been whunking
you had been whunking
they had been whunking
Conditional
I would whunk
you would whunk
he/she/it would whunk
we would whunk
you would whunk
they would whunk
Past Conditional
I would have whunked
you would have whunked
he/she/it would have whunked
we would have whunked
you would have whunked
they would have whunked
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Translations

whunk

interjknall!, bumm!, peng!
vt head (→ sich dat) → anstoßen
viknallen (against gegen), bumsen (inf)(against gegen)
Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007
References in periodicals archive ?
A giant kamikaze coyote, still the biggest I've ever seen, leaped from the left ditch and smacked into the front of the Ford with a whunk so hard it sounded like we'd hit cow.
This note looks at the new words Hemingway has contributed to our language from "crut" to "whunk"; the foreign language borrowings he has given currency--such as bal musette, cojones, and tenente; and even the words reflecting Hemingway himself, such as "Hemingwayesque" and "Hemingwayan."
Hemingway is also credited with the first use of the word "Whunk," as in "We had both heard the whunk of the bullet" (Green Hills of Africa 53, same page in paperback issue).