by DJ Jaybee August 26, 2004
1) The word 'know' spelled backwards.
Used to describe the talking heads on TV news shows who pretend to be experts.
2) A know-it-all
Used to describe the talking heads on TV news shows who pretend to be experts.
2) A know-it-all
by saxpoet August 27, 2004
Wow, there sure are a lot of wonks at this club.
Hey bro, lets have a wonk party at your flat this weekend.
I walked through that sea of wonks, and got my dick grabbed 7 times
Hey bro, lets have a wonk party at your flat this weekend.
I walked through that sea of wonks, and got my dick grabbed 7 times
by Venburg September 28, 2015
A word used usually in response to a variety of things, including bad puns, jokes, ideas, phrases, etc. It's usually given with "the stare." It can sometimes be emphasized by stressing the middle vowel (ie woooonk, where the "o" is pronounced the same way as the first "o" in "octopus"). It can be modified to different forms of the word like: wonky, wonked, wonking, wonkified, or adding adverbs in front like "very wonky."
1. "Quick! Catch your nose!"
"Why?"
"Because it's running!"
"wonk"
2. "I'm wonking you"
3. "major wonk!"
4. "That's a wonky deal"
"Why?"
"Because it's running!"
"wonk"
2. "I'm wonking you"
3. "major wonk!"
4. "That's a wonky deal"
by Raúl E. Fernández November 16, 2007
That picture is on the wonk/ the minigun is on the wonk/ my brains are on the wonk. Originates from darkest, most remote parts of Suffolk (u.k) where everyone and everything is said to be'on the wonk'.And with very good reason.
by chris January 16, 2004
by Tony Tibbs aka Tony Watson March 07, 2008
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