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Hunka by Stubbybean October 7, 2018
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Hunka-Chunka
1# Noun. A slang term for sexual intercourse without withdrawal at the point of ejaculation. Made popular by the film "Demolition Man".
Hunka-Chunka by scottishStonker February 19, 2009
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hunka chunka by pachuco553 December 16, 2008
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hunka-hunka by girlwithdepressionandaxiety November 24, 2021
Hunka-kunka
A tooth ache or wobbly tooth. The word is made to be said without moving your mouth too much so as not to disrupt the tooth.
Hunka-kunka by SKLDJEBAIWBDU May 21, 2021
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