by Rascal_XIV April 21, 2021
by Michael Howard February 7, 2008
A pipe/plank-sound, that is used in Bouncy/scouse house/NRG music. Hearing this sound in a piece of music, one can easily recognise the genre of music it is.
The sound is most commonly placed midway between beats, in the same place as hi-hats, but can be put in other places for different effects and such. The music it is used in is usually played between 150 and 160 Beats Per Minute.
When dancing, a donk commonly makes the dancer bounce on the donk beat.
The sound is most commonly placed midway between beats, in the same place as hi-hats, but can be put in other places for different effects and such. The music it is used in is usually played between 150 and 160 Beats Per Minute.
When dancing, a donk commonly makes the dancer bounce on the donk beat.
by BraDRoBBo March 29, 2008
ONLY AN IMPALA! Not any other kinda car except that. Its a shortened version of donkey, which refers to the impala symbol, which is an antelope, or a Donkey to some. Usually a 1970-1976 Impala.
by C-Mizzle August 4, 2005
Person 1:"Red Scorpion, TAG 63, and Tom Bown are all just a bunch of DONKS"
Person 2: "YEAH THEY ARE!!!"
Bown: "Okay"
Person 2: "YEAH THEY ARE!!!"
Bown: "Okay"
by plopilpy November 17, 2020
by William J Shakespeare April 23, 2021
American slang for a women’s fat ass.
Usually said in the third person bcuz although it’s meant as compliment, it may be considered lowkey disrespectful when said to someone’s face.
Usually said in the third person bcuz although it’s meant as compliment, it may be considered lowkey disrespectful when said to someone’s face.
ill-advised usage —
Travis: Daaaammn babygirl, you got a DONK!! Can I talk to you for a minute?
Isabelle: ew no
advised usage —
Soulja Boy: She got a donk.
Travis: Daaaammn babygirl, you got a DONK!! Can I talk to you for a minute?
Isabelle: ew no
advised usage —
Soulja Boy: She got a donk.
by bbxx95 June 12, 2021