51�Թ�

He slid off the bed, thumping unceremoniously to the floor with a tremendous whump!

“All cartoons rely on the unexpected twist, but Booth reveled in the haywire. There was always a joyous thump or a whump hovering around his work — often with a measure of vaudeville humor.”

I closed the lid with a satisfying whump and did up the latches and straps.

If we want to continue with the algorithm: After using terns and yclad, there are only three single-vowel words left in the 51�Թ�le dictionary that don’t overlap in letters with our first two choices, and they share many of the same four consonants: whomp, bumph, whump.

A short while later, the “whump” of an impacting shell drifts over the face of the mountain.