| plunge country | 8.23 | The country was plunged into grief. | ||
| plunge nation | 1.91 | The news plunged the nation into a febrile, agitated state. | ||
| plunge knife | 1.45 | Repeatedly she plunged the knife into his chest. | ||
| plunge hand | 1.25 | He open the bag and plunged his hand in. | ||
| plunge price | 1.05 | Incredible as it seems, he was genuinely angry over plunging gas prices. | ||
| plunge city | 0.99 | The city was plunged into darkness. | ||
| plunge region | 0.99 | The region has been plunged into a frenetic upsurge in violence this week. | ||
| plunge government | 0.79 | The debacle has plunged the government into uncharted waters. | ||
| plunge economy | 0.72 | Analysts worry that chronic deflation could plunge the economy into a steeper decline. | ||
| plunge company | 0.66 | But Loewen rejected the offer and plunged the company into debt. | ||
| plunge area | 0.53 | The area was plunged into darkness. | ||
| plunge market | 0.53 | Financial markets were plunged into turmoil. | ||
| plunge million | 0.46 | The tobacco boys will plunge their millions. | ||
| plunge temperature | 0.46 | Everywhere in its swath, the eclipse turned day to night, plunging temperatures within seconds. | ||
| plunge room | 0.39 | Lily pressed the switch and plunged the room into darkness. | ||
| plunge story | 0.39 | Suddenly the dancers disappeared as the floor buckled underneath them, plunging three stories. | ||
| plunge bean | 0.33 | Immediately plunge the beans into the ice water. | ||
| plunge relation | 0.33 | The bombing plunged relations to their lowest level in decades. | ||
| plunge blade | 0.26 | To use the tool, push the handles together, then plunge the blades into the dirt. | ||
| plunge floor | 0.26 | In November, five workers were killed when a construction elevator plunged four floors. |