whumping
/ˈwʌmpɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of whump; hitting or falling with a heavy, dull sound.
- She kept whumping the dough to knead it properly.
- I could hear the snow whumping off the branches outside.
- The kids were whumping the sofa cushions in a pillow fight.
noun
- A heavy, dull thudding sound or action.
- The whumping of the bass could be felt through the floor.
- There was a loud whumping as the pile of boxes collapsed.
- The steady whumping of the drum kept the marching band in time.