bonk
[ bongk ]
/ bɒŋk /
verb (used with or without object) Slang.
to hit, strike, collide, etc.: to get bonked on the head; cars bonking into each other.
Nearby words
Origin of bonk
perhaps variant of bong1
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Maybe Bonk would get to California before Shannon heard the news.
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British Dictionary definitions for bonk
bonk
/ (bɒŋk) /
verb informal
(tr) to hit
to have sexual intercourse (with)
Derived Formsbonking, noun
Word Origin for bonk
C20: probably of imitative origin
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Word Origin and History for bonk
bonk
"to hit," 1931, probably of imitative origin; 1975 in sense of "have sexual intercourse with." Related: Bonked; bonking.
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