Derivative of 'thinking'. Used to describe two or more intellectuals engaging in sexual activities together.
Did you see that crazy drawing that's been going around of Ayn Rand and Sigmund Freud thonking? I think it broke my brain.
It being Ancient Greece and all, do you think Socrates and Plato ever thonked?
It being Ancient Greece and all, do you think Socrates and Plato ever thonked?
by superfreak2 December 8, 2014
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Thronking in one context ( I would love to give her a good hard THRONKING)
Used in another context ( My F*cking head is THRONKING! (Headache))
Used in another context ( My F*cking head is THRONKING! (Headache))
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by Berry Bee Benson January 30, 2017
Get the thinking bee mug.A popular act dating back to rural Belgium in the late 1920's. Similar in definition to Throdding, yet differs in that it can only be actioned towards a female. Rather than the use of a magazine the appropriate tool would be a tea towel or petticoat that would be wafted vigorously in the direction of a ladies exposed nether regions. A most un-lady like act.
"I Say Mildred, be a dear and Thrunt me to near climax with that wet dish cloth your holding!"
"Cor! I loves a good Thrunting I do!"
"Cor! I loves a good Thrunting I do!"
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Get the Thinkong mug.An underused word that a small percentage of the internet has grabbed ahold of and will use as a means to belittle others.
Predominantly written on mailing lists and discussion groups regarding technical issues, "woolly thinking" will frequently be used as a subtle way to say someone is thinking in an inferior way.
Unfortunate victims are seeking help and have a genuine desire to learn. "Wooly thinking" is a ruse phrase. The writers goal is to make a snide remark repeatedly in an effort to instill fear in those asking questions. It can also be used as a superiority complex reinforcement tactic.
Those using this phrase are technically competent, but socially inept. This is easy to prove as mailing list and discussion forum traffic goes down on holidays, though the use of the phrase "woolly thinking" increases. This often can be attributed to the writer long ago becoming "that guy", which no one wants around on the holidays.
Civilized people with good moral attributes don't feel the need to bestow their self proclaimed superiority on others by using a phrase most have no idea the definition of. Real men and women come out and call someone stupid if they are behaving stupid.
Predominantly written on mailing lists and discussion groups regarding technical issues, "woolly thinking" will frequently be used as a subtle way to say someone is thinking in an inferior way.
Unfortunate victims are seeking help and have a genuine desire to learn. "Wooly thinking" is a ruse phrase. The writers goal is to make a snide remark repeatedly in an effort to instill fear in those asking questions. It can also be used as a superiority complex reinforcement tactic.
Those using this phrase are technically competent, but socially inept. This is easy to prove as mailing list and discussion forum traffic goes down on holidays, though the use of the phrase "woolly thinking" increases. This often can be attributed to the writer long ago becoming "that guy", which no one wants around on the holidays.
Civilized people with good moral attributes don't feel the need to bestow their self proclaimed superiority on others by using a phrase most have no idea the definition of. Real men and women come out and call someone stupid if they are behaving stupid.
It is your woolly thinking that is causing your failure.
What is the real question, not the woolly thinking within your question?
What is the real question, not the woolly thinking within your question?
by Saying what everyone thinks June 6, 2010
Get the woolly thinking mug.this word was invented when one day a.j. collins was talking with me and amy gleeson on msn. he said he was thonking about something. so i said it should be used as a word for people that are supposedly thinking when we know they really dont think at all.
what was i thinking?!
you werent, you were thonking.
you werent, you were thonking.
by caitlin September 1, 2004
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