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dunk
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dunk someone or something into something and dunk someone or something in
to submerge someone or something in something, fully or partially. They dunked him into the pool as a way of celebrating. Liz pulled the cup of coffee toward herself and dunked in her doughnut. She dunked herself into the cold water for just a minute.

slam dunk 

1. Lit. [in basketball] a goal scored by shooting the ball down from above the rim. He was wide open and scored on an easy slam dunk.
2. Fig. an action or accomplishment that is easily done. Finishing that project with all his experience should be a slam dunk for George.
See also: slam


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After a couple of dunks like this, you need to perform a feather pull test.
In tests, the sweet treat routinely achieved a dunking time of one minute, although dunks of up to one minute 17 seconds have been recorded.
It is one thing to wear a pair of shoes that fit you and it is a completely different thing to wear shoes that show what you are all about If love for sports is coursing through your veins, you will get on with Nike Dunks like peanut butter with jelly It is one thing to wear a pair of shoes that fit you and it is a completely different thing to wear shoes that show what you are all about.
 
 
 
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