Difference between Clump and Clunk

CLUMP vs CLUNK: NOUN

A grouping of a number of similar things
A small spiral curl of hair pressed flat between the disk-shaped ends of a pair of crimping-tongs, so as to lie close to the head.
A thick sole secured to an ordinary boot-sole by springs or by cement.
A cluster; a small, closely gathered group: used especially of trees or shrubs, but sometimes of other things and of persons.
A thick, short, unformed piece of wood or other solid substance; a shapeless mass.
An aggregation of bacteria resulting from the action of agglutinins. See serum diagnosis.
A heavy dull sound; a thud.
A thick grouping, as of trees or bushes.
A clustered mass; a lump.
A compact mass
A heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
A bivalve mollusk of the family Mactridæ, Lutraria elliptica. It has a broad flattish shell about 5 inches long and 3 inches high. It lives chiefly in muddy estuaries, buried a foot or two deep.
A cluster; a group; a thicket.
The compressed clay of coal strata.
A cluster or lump
A thick group or bunch, especially of bushes or hair.
A dull thud.
An unshaped piece or mass of wood or other substance.

A dull, metallic sound, especially one made by two bodies coming into contact
A heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
A dull sound; a thump.
A blow that produces a dull sound.
A stupid, dull person.
A sound such as is expressed by the imitative verb clunk; the gurgling sound made by liquor when poured from a bottle.

To walk heavily and clumsily.
To form a clump or cluster; cluster; aggregate: said of the agglutination of certain bacteria in response to the action of definite substances. See serum diagnosis.
To form (bacteria) into a clump or cluster; agglutinate.

To emit a sudden hollow, gurgling sound, such as is made when a cork is quickly pulled out of the neck of a bottle.

Thump, Plunk, Chunk, Ball, Thud, Flock, Clunk, Clod, Bunch, Bundle, Clop, Clomp, Cluster, Glob, Lump

Whir, Whump, Clonk, Screech, Whoosh, Clang, Whirr, Clatter, Quiet, Plunk, Clump, Thumping, Clop, Thump, Thud

Thumping, Thump, Plunk, Chunk, Ball, Thud, Flock, Clunk, Bunch, Bundle, Clop, Clomp, Cluster, Glob, Lump

Whir, Whump, Clonk, Screech, Whoosh, Clang, Whirr, Clatter, Quiet, Plunk, Clump, Thumping, Clop, Thump, Thud

These cells are sticky, and they clump together.
This way not a single noodle will clump.
Haemagglutinin causes red blood cells to clump together.
The oatmeal was basically a clump, dry mess.
Evergreen clump with leaves arising from a crown.
The aggregates further clump together to form peds.
Solid deodorants also tend to clump at times.
Each clump is therefore counted as one colony.
Blinc is a smudge, clump, flake free mascara.
Finally, you can trade a Bloodred Moss Clump or Purple Moss Clump for one with Snuggly the Crow.

Common Things to Look For When You Hear a Clunk.
Clunk During Light Acceleration so this TSB does apply.
Will not do straight stretch stitch without occasional clunk.
When he enters, there is an audible clunk.
Judge Clunk to obtain yet another marriage license.
Occasionally someone may clunk a weight by accident.
It is a clunk sound, and It is a clunk sound, and the whole assembly seems to jolt when it clunks.
Here, the criminal allegations contained in the complaint belonged to Clunk and to Clunk alone.
It should no go clunk clunk, snap snap!
In my car, you just grab a shifter and it goes clunk, clunk for reverse and clunk, clunk, clunk for drive.