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Plungė (pronunciation; Samogitian: Plongė; Polish: Płungiany) is a city in
Lithuania with 17,252 inhabitants.
Plungė is
known for
Plungė Manor and its...
- Look up
plunge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plunge may
refer to:
Plunge (American football), a play in
American football Plunge (geology), the inclination...
- The
Richmond Muni****l Natatorium,
commonly known as The
Plunge or The
Richmond Plunge, is a
historic swim
center in the
Point Richmond neighborhood of...
- A
plunge pool (or
plunge basin or
waterfall lake) is a deep
depression in a
stream bed at the base of a
waterfall or shut-in. It is
created by the erosional...
- swimmers. In June 2012,
Danish female swimmer Laura Funch successfully plunged the full
length of a 25-meter (82-foot) pool in
approximately 101 seconds...
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Perilous Plunge was a shoot-the-Chutes
style attraction located at Knott's
Berry Farm in
Buena Park, California. The ride
opened on
September 15, 2000...
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Plunging fire is a form of
indirect fire,
where gunfire is
fired at a
trajectory to make it fall on its
target from above. It is
normal at the high trajectories...
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Plungė Manor (Lithuanian:
Plungės dvaras) is a
former Ogiński
family residential manor in
Plungė, Lithuania. It now
harbors the
Samogitian Art Museum....
- A
Plunge into
Space is an 1890
science fiction novel by
Irish author Robert Cromie. It
describes a
voyage to Mars,
where Earthlings find a
utopia that...
- A
plunge saw or
plunge-cut saw is a type of hand-held
circular saw
which differs from a
regular circular saw in that it can
plunge into the
material to...
