thwap
verb
- to strike or slap against (something) with a loud, heavy impact
Wiktionary
intj
Etymology: Imitative.
- The sound of a heavy smack.
“THE COMPLETELY MAD DON MARTIN, a two-volume honker that includes every drawing Martin ever published in the magazine, answers the question with a definitive thwap: Martin's cartoons are still weird.”
verb
Etymology: Imitative.
- To make, or cause to make, a heavy smacking sound.
“Reflectors in the road thwapped beneath the tires, setting a regular, almost reassuring pace.”