thud , also: thunk

The green light hit each man with a hard thud.

His head hit first with a thud, but he probably felt nothing.

My head would make a thud like that if something went wrong.

I let that fall with a thud for a moment.

The thud of it seemed to go right through me.

He heard the big man's body fall to the floor with a thud.

Behind me there was thud as a body hit the floor.

They heard the thud as he reached the ground outside.

Her head hit the floor with a thud, but she did not even feel it.

Hearing a thud, he turned his head to the side.

The man in brown closed the door with a thud.

After a time, he heard a soft thud behind him.

Then he heard the thud of a vehicle door outside.

There is a thud on the table beyond the Doctor, to her right.

He could hear the thud of boots on the street outside.

I do not want the train to stop with a thud.

He did not expect the thud of his heart when she said that.

She could feel his heart thud under the palm of her hand.

The thud of the big girl's fall shook the ground.

But at that moment, he heard a series of thuds.

She heard a thud, and the two small lights went out.

From off in the distance beyond the living room came the sound of a thud.

There was a thud some way off, then another almost immediately.

It was a soft thud coming from the back of the house.

He let go of her hair, and she dropped to the ground with a thud.

The police thudded down from each end of the street.

Then his body thudded into the side of the building.

We thudded to the floor, me on top of her.

Of course I did, and he thudded to the floor.

His feet could be heard thudding back to the kitchen.

Something large and white thudded to the ground a few feet away.

There was the sound of something thudding to the floor.

Something thudded to the floor with a dead, heavy sound.

She stood up suddenly and my head thudded to the ground.

The horse began to thud against the ones who tried to stand their ground.

It thudded against the wall as she rose to her feet.

The thought of Brian started his heart thudding with hope.

He must have said something else, too, for suddenly a heavy body thudded against the door.

He felt the stone on the outside give way, heard it go thudding to the ground.

An arrow thudded into what might have been its body.

At least two of them thudded against his body armor.

The hand opened and the gun thudded to the floor.

A large body thudded against the door and stayed there.

She twisted, looking back toward the door, her heart thudding.

Then he pushed her away so hard that she thudded against the wall.

I thudded the back of my head lightly against the wall.

Her heart was thudding so hard, she wondered if he could hear it.

Behind him the door thudded, as someone threw himself against it.

He kicked and felt his foot thud into something like a face.

Then almost back to her room, she stumbled and thudded into the wall.