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A British cowgirl. One who grows up to become a British cowlgirl. When Jennifer gets older she wants to become a honkytonk.
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(v.) To mess around, dance, or drink in a cheap bar sometimes called a Honkytonk If I go to church on Sunday and honkytonk on Monday, ain't nobody's business if I do.
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A type of bar in the Southern United States. The man stopped by the hokytonk to get himself a drink.
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Type of music played by country bands. Started in 30s & 40s in Texas. Hank Williams sang honkytonk.
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explicit sex act ' i gave her a honkytonk in the tradesmans entrance'
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Insane barn raves hosted by bleach-blonde boys, usually resulting in excessive consumption of alcohol! "I'm so up for a party tonight"
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Someone who has a lot of computer knowledge/usage but is able to hide his geeky status in social situations. I didn't even know he was a computer nerd, hes that much of a honkytonk.
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