Bunski

The supreme ruler of the Bunski Communist Nation, never to be denied, never to be opposed, never to be hated, always to be in our hearts.

Bunski is an angel from heaven, but a good one who will not attack humanity.

by ahuang01146 November 3, 2021

bunski

a leet dnb dj from poland

im goin to chill at cube dept's new gig. bunski is at the decks

by teh_pwnerer April 10, 2005

Buanskin

Buanskin ("Bwun - Skin")

The use of a male genitalia skin as a form of contraceptive.
This is created by the surgical removal of the insides of the testicals, but leaving the stretchy scrotal skin (scrim) intact. This is then stretched over another penis when required.

"Man, Edward Norton would make a great Buanskin"
"I forgot the condoms, do you think John is up for a Buanskin?"

by kefekefe December 19, 2011

Bunkin’

Bunkin’ is a phrase used to describe something as pleasing or delicious, in any way or form, only to be used exclusively by “90’s babies”

-See I.E. “bussin”

Landon: “Dude, them seasoned fries from Rally’s be bunkin’ bro, esp when i soak them in yesterdays room temperature ranch and slide em down my biological nutrition receptacle (throat and stomach combination).”

Lyle: “Bro, those BBQ chips I just ate from the cafeteria were bunkin’ AF bro. Jonah Hill told me about his bunkin’ buffet he is about to open in West HollyWoood, I bet all his food is about to be bunkin’!”

by fat obese lady May 11, 2022

busking

playing music in the streets for money. you don't have to be homeless to participate.

every day when I walk to school there is a man busking in the tunnel -- and when I return at night he is still there, singing love songs from the bottom of his heart

by Anonymous November 11, 2002

bonski

Finishing your drink in one sip. Basically chugging. Frequently used in Scandinavia.

Olaf: Come on, be a viking and bonski that bottle!
Harald: Alright, here goes nothing! *chugs it all down*

by Absent Alcoholic Dad November 8, 2013

Bunking Off

British term for skipping school; participating in truancy; playing hooky.

During 2005/06, DfES defined a persistent truant as a pupil who missed 20 or more days classed as unauthorised absence. Children often refer to it as "doing a bunk", "bunking off" or "skiving".

by Luke Thompson August 6, 2007