(n.) A large posterior belonging to a woman (esp. African-American),
see also: Badonkadonk
Etymology: The term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeiac "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin. The new word was popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), and later Trace Adkins, "Honkey Tonk Badunkadunk".
see also: Badonkadonk
Etymology: The term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeiac "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin. The new word was popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), and later Trace Adkins, "Honkey Tonk Badunkadunk".
by FuckinOath April 12, 2025
(n.) A large posterior belonging to a woman (esp. African-American),
see also: Paduncle-butt
Etymology: Popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), the term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeia "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin.
see also: Paduncle-butt
Etymology: Popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), the term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeia "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin.
by FuckinOath April 12, 2025