Bonkly

Originally a misspoken word from someones sister, turned into a lesser-known meme. Has no meaning, and is only used to make an attempt at being funny.

In case you're wondering, the misspoken word was supposed to be broccoli.

bonkly. bonk. bo. b.

by gay broccoli June 30, 2020

bunky

The person who sleeps above or below you in a bunk bed, particularly in prison slang.

I didn't sleep a wink 'cuz my bunky was looking at feen magazines and spanking his monkey all night long.

by never_go_back September 4, 2007

Bunkey

Bad, terrible, or not nice. Can be used as an insult or as an expression.

I was one minute late to class and I was marked tardy.
Yeah that teacher is really bunkey .

by MSUKING24 February 2, 2017

bunky

Bunky refferes to a situation or person(s) that is unappealing or not acceptable

For Example: "I don't want to go to the mall that's bunky."
or
"That skateboard trick was bunky."

by adam pisecny April 23, 2006

Bunkle

An interjection used to describe a statement or phrase that is uninteresting or unnecessary

Wife: "I was just at Walgreens, I was going to buy benadryl gel. But then I didn't know if I should buy gel or cream. So I picked up the cream, and when I went to check out, I realized that the expiration date was coming up in February. So I went back, and the gel benadryl had an expiration date that wasn't until November of NEXT year. So since I could get an extra summer's use out of the gel, I decided to get that. So I went back to the register..."
Husband: "--Bunkle."

by A bunkled wife August 17, 2010

bunky

An Australian colloquial term for an old vehicle that is used frequently. Noun: A vehicle that is used as primary form of transport for going to work or events that may require less glamour. Usually in the form of an old car or motorcycle.

I am going to take bunky to work and leave my Ducati at home.

by joe table lamp chair carpet December 27, 2007

Bunkle

1. A word, believed to be used first in southern England, used when the speaker has forgotten the name of an item.

2. A word used in conjunction with the suffix "ington" as a game, or to decide who to pass the spliff to.

1. "Have you seen my phone?" "I think it's next to the bunkle." "Damnit, I dropped my bunkle!"
2. "Bunkle!" "Ington!"

by 6 40 6 July 25, 2009