How Do You Spell PLOPPING?

Pronunciation: [plˈɒpɪŋ] (IPA)

"Plopping" is a simple present participle verb that is spelled using the letters "p-l-o-p-p-i-n-g". It is pronounced as /ˈplɒpɪŋ/ according to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). The word derives from the sound of an object falling heavily into water. It can be used to describe the sound of raindrops hitting the ground or the sound of a cake batter being spooned into a baking tin. The spelling of "plopping" reflects the sound of the word, making it easily recognizable and memorable.

PLOPPING Meaning and Definition

1. Plopping is a term that originated from colloquial English and primarily refers to a sound or action. It typically describes the noise made when something heavy or sizable falls or is dropped suddenly, resulting in a muffled thud or a dull, heavy sound. This term is often used to describe the sound made by objects or substances hitting a surface or being deposited quickly and with force.

   In a broader sense, plopping can also be used to describe a method or action performed primarily in hair care routines. Specifically, it refers to a technique employed to enhance the natural curls or waves of one's hair. In this context, plopping involves wrapping or bundling wet hair in a fabric, typically a microfiber towel or a cotton t-shirt, to encourage the formation of defined curls and minimize frizz. By allowing the hair to dry in this bundled position, the plopping technique helps create more defined and bouncy curls, particularly in individuals with naturally curly or wavy hair.

   Overall, plopping is a versatile term that can describe both a sound and a hair care technique. Its usage can vary depending on the context, but it generally involves the concepts of dropping, falling heavily, or manipulating hair for curl enhancement.

Top Common Misspellings for PLOPPING *

• ploping 100%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for PLOPPING

• plogging
• flooping
• poppping
• ploming
• floping
• proping
• pomping
• galopping
• poppoing
• alooping
• ploying
• ploghing
• plouging
• poopping
• ploppling
• ploppig
• blypping
• bloupping

Etymology of PLOPPING

The word "plopping" is a verb derived from the noun "plop". The origins of "plop" date back to the late 19th century and are imitative of the sound it represents. The word imitates the sound made when a solid object hits a liquid surface, resulting in a splashing or dropping sound. As a result, "plopping" refers to the action, sound, or effect of something falling or being dropped into water or any similar substance. While the exact etymology beyond its onomatopoeic nature is unclear, it is believed to have developed from natural language creation in an attempt to mimic the sound.

Conjugate verb Plopping

CONDITIONAL

I would plopping

you would plopping

he/she/it would plopping

we would plopping

they would plopping

I would plop

we would plop

you would plop

he/she/it would plop

they would plop

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be plopping

you would be plopping

he/she/it would be plopping

we would be plopping

they would be plopping

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have plopping

you would have plopping

he/she/it would have plopping

we would have plopping

they would have plopping

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been plopping

you would have been plopping

he/she/it would have been plopping

we would have been plopping

they would have been plopping

FUTURE

I will plop

you will plop

he/she/it will plop

we will plop

they will plop

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be plopping

you will be plopping

he/she/it will be plopping

we will be plopping

they will be plopping

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have plopped

you will have plopped

he/she/it will have plopped

we will have plopped

they will have plopped

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been plopping

you will have been plopping

he/she/it will have been plopping

we will have been plopping

they will have been plopping

IMPERATIVE

you plop

we let´s plop

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to plop

PAST

I plopped

you plopped

he/she/it plopped

we plopped

they plopped

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was plopping

you were plopping

he/she/it was plopping

we were plopping

they were plopping

PAST PARTICIPLE

plopped

PAST PERFECT

I had plopped

you had plopped

he/she/it had plopped

we had plopped

they had plopped

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been plopping

you had been plopping

he/she/it had been plopping

we had been plopping

they had been plopping

PRESENT

I plop

you plop

he/she/it plops

we plop

they plop

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am plopping

you are plopping

he/she/it is plopping

we are plopping

they are plopping

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

plopping

PRESENT PERFECT

I have plopped

you have plopped

he/she/it has plopped

we have plopped

they have plopped

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been plopping

you have been plopping

he/she/it has been plopping

we have been plopping

they have been plopping

I would have plopped

we would have plopped

you would have plopped

he/she/it would have plopped

they would have plopped