0 present participle of dunk
1 to put a biscuit, piece of bread, etc. into a liquid such as tea, coffee, or soup for a short time before eating it:
2 to slam-dunk
There are hull-mounted asdics, variable depth asdics, dunking asdics, sono buoys, and these, and many other devices, all add to the chances of detection.
It has always been my view that when trying to make a horse drink, we should offer encouragement before dunking its head in.
Reusing the components involved a process of dunking the entire model in a large bowl of warm water.
Pulla is used instead to refer to a biscotti-like double-baked bread stick for dunking in coffee that is often made from leftover nisu.
In many ways, the mechanism of volleyball spiking is not altogether different from the act of slam dunking in the sport of basketball.
The soft, spongy consistency of the madeleine could seem like an odd choice as dunking is more common with crisp baked products, such as biscuits.
He was known for his above-average dunking ability, and tenacious defense.
His first dunk of the second round was an alley-oop from behind the basket which he put between his legs before dunking.
