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term of endearment. Such as honey or sweetie. Oh donkin for apples. Oh donkin, why are you so good to me?
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Main Entry: don.kin
Pronunciation: “d&on-kin” Function: intransitive verb Inflected Form(s): -onk•ed; -onk•ing Etymology: Late Latin donkaratus, past participle of donkare to waste 1 : to waste valuable resource(s) 2 : a state of mind where one disregards all obvious signs of valuable gain 3 : not taking a given opportunity to better oneself 4 : clear acts of stupidity -“I can’t seem to find Fredrick, he is definitely missing out. The girls here are HOT”
-“Fred is donkin it…” |
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to be utterly retarded due to drugs or alcohol Damn, John was donkin so bad this weekend that he puked in a garbage bag in the common room!
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Adj. Used to express a feeling not as good as amazing but still awesome. "Hey man, how was your weekend?"
"It was donkin dude!" |
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