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B Donka Donk 

j-lo has a huge b donka donk.
B Donka Donk by BabyDahl December 29, 2005
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B Donka Donk 

This word is used to describe (usually) a females ass.
Damn check out that BIG ol' B Donka Donk!!
B Donka Donk by Ashley Perry May 27, 2006

B Donka Donk 

A women who has an ass you can dribble on an ass so big u can play the bongos on it an ass like a trampoline
Damn I could play basketball on Beyonces Big ol B Donka Donk

B Donka Donk 

A B Donka Donk is a really large buttox
Man that fly girl got a B Donka Donk
B Donka Donk by Litha May 31, 2006

B-donka-don't 

Similar to B-donka-donk, but this time, you really don't want to hit that shit.
That girl doesn't have a B-donka-donk, she's got a B-donka-don't!
B-donka-don't by ADDDDDDD November 10, 2008

B-donka-don't 

Similar to B-donka-donk, but this time, you really don't want to hit that shit.
That girl doesn't have a B-donka-donk, she's got a B-donka-don't!
B-donka-don't by ADDDDDDDddd November 10, 2008
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