Definition of plip-plop in English:

plip-plop

noun ˈplɪpˌplɒpˌplɪpˈplɒp

exclamation ˈplɪpˌplɒpˌplɪpˈplɒp

1950s; earliest use found in John o' London's. From plip + plop, after similar imitative compounds formed by reduplication with variation of vowel.

noun

exclamation

1950s; earliest use found in John o' London's. From plip + plop, after similar imitative compounds formed by reduplication with variation of vowel.

单词	plip-plop
释义	Definition of plip-plop in English: plip-plop noun ˈplɪpˌplɒpˌplɪpˈplɒp A rhythmic sequence of light tapping, popping, or splashing sounds. exclamation ˈplɪpˌplɒpˌplɪpˈplɒp Representing such a rhythmic sequence of light sounds. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in John o' London's. From plip + plop, after similar imitative compounds formed by reduplication with variation of vowel. Definition of plip-plop in US English: plip-plop noun A rhythmic sequence of light tapping, popping, or splashing sounds. exclamation Representing such a rhythmic sequence of light sounds. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in John o' London's. From plip + plop, after similar imitative compounds formed by reduplication with variation of vowel.
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