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zedonk

American  
[zee-dongk, -dawngk, -duhngk] / ˈzi dɒŋk, -dɔŋk, -dʌŋk /

noun

  1. the offspring of a zebra and a donkey.


Etymology

Origin of zedonk

First recorded in 1970–75; ze(bra) + donk(ey)

Example Sentences

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The parentage of a zedonk is the other way around.

From Seattle Times

Zedonk even has a playable variation: zeedonk.

From Seattle Times

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From Seattle Times

Donkey, zebra are parents to rare zedonk -- A donkey at a wildlife preserve in Georgia gave birth this week to a rare zedonk, with prominent stripes on her legs.

From Washington Post