Use it as the middle beat of a short slapstick sequence, after a setup gag and just before the fail sound meme, then close the moment with clapping once the character has landed.
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This 0.37-second clip packs an airy suction, a light wheet, a plunk, a spin and a rattle into one quick cartoon effect. It feels playful and bouncy, like something inflating, popping loose and landing in a flurry. It comes from the Pluto cartoon T-Bone for Two, released on 14 August 1942, where the sound punctuates a small slapstick movement.