v. to quickly throw oneself down or into something; n. a brief swim in water
The eagle will plunge down to catch its prey. OR Take a plunge in the lake.
The eagle will plunge down to catch its prey. OR Take a plunge in the lake.
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The cat took a headfirst plunge down the stairs.
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After leaving the sweat lodge, why do the People plunge into the icy river?
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As Hedgehog traveled through the forest, whose home did she suddenly plunge down into?
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Take a plunge in the lake.
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''If he should win, then I will plunge this dagger into my heart before giving in to such a tyrant!'' What is a 'tyrant?'
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How did Bregant plunge from the tower to the torch-lit courtyard below?
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Where did Clifford plunge into?
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Why did Little Quack plunge into the water?
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What does the great horned owl plunge down to carry off?
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dive; descend; drop
rise; jump
1 syllables
plunge
bunge
grunge
lunge
runge
sponge
younge
expunge
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