
It’s a little nod to Wayne’s World, but instead of ‘party time, excellent’ (if you are aware of the cult nineties classic) I will be diving into one WORD each day. It could be something I learned, something bizarre that happened, a favourite word that I have rediscovered or just a thought that won’t leave me alone.
If you’re joining in on today’s word, feel free to use this tag to connect your post to the series: #WaynesWord
Today’s word is PLONK.
This word is a cheeky British and Australian slang term for wine, usually the cheap and cheerful kind. If someone says, “I will bring a bottle of plonk,” they are not thinking about vintage Bordeaux, anything drinkable will do. This is appropriate for us today as we head out later for some wine tastings at the local vineyards in Busselton, WA.

I’m going to use this one!
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Amazing thanks Beth!
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New word for me.
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Love that Jean.
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I admit that I enjoyed my fair share of plonk in my teens, but I don’t think my head could handle the hangovers now!
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It’s not worth the bad hangovers.
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Organic and Freetrade 🍇🍷
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Cheap, cheerful and then…ouch .😫
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So true!!! Sometimes better to spend a little extra.
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Plonk is fine for cooking. Enjoy the wine tastings.
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That’s so true!
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I thought “plonk” was the sound a good sized round rock makes when it lands in a pond. 😎
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Haha oh yes that too!!!
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That word is in common use in Canada, as well. Unfortunately its application can be a real headache. 😉
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Haha so true!
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