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Donkey/Donk

Donkey is used to define something or an action that is “cool”, it is often used to praise things or actions. Donk is essentially the same thing but more commonly used to refer to an individual or a group of individuals rather than a thing or action.
Isaiah: Where was you at?

Amari: We just slid all through they shit! I brought the Donks wit’ me, Zaire got it crackin’ wit’ fully that bitch was Donkey!

(Donkey/Donk)
Donkey/Donk by young niggа January 31, 2026
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Ba Donkey Donk 

Something you don't have. Lol sorry not sorry #WAP #Gorls #BaDonkeyDonk #IFuckedYourMotherTwice
"Oh yeah babyyy! Lemme get some of that juicy Ba Donkey Donk!"
Ba Donkey Donk by Kalani Taj November 17, 2021

Sea Donkey (alt. form is Sea Donk) 

When i was drunk she was beautiful but when i soke up it turned out she was Sea donkey.

Monsta da donkety donk 

When a girl has a huge ass , unbelievably huge
Amelia’s boyfriend Dante’ mentioned she had the monsta da donkety donk
Monsta da donkety donk by Dondior December 3, 2017

Donkey-donkey 

Nathan, stop sniffing your mom's armpit you fucking Donkey-donkey!!

donkey in donkey 

When male that's got a big cock has a sex with female that's got a big ass.
- Yo, that man got fucked his girl yesterday.
- Haha, donkey in donkey.

- That dude has been fucking J. Lo'.
- So she got donkey in donkey.
donkey in donkey by didc June 28, 2012

Shrek-donkey-head-donkey 

monkey have one banana, banana valuable, monkey have 2 banana, banana not valuable

or a dub but
what a Shrek-donkey-head-donkey person
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