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Shronkey 

Definition: The sinful reminder that while your sins may be many, God's will always be greater.
Example:
Patricia: Hey (redacted), wanna look at my Shronkey fanfic?

(Redacted): y-your... your fucking what
Patrcia:
(Redacted):
Patricia
(Redacted):
Patricia: my shrek x donkey fanfic-
(Redacted): oh my fucking god patricia, your sins are many, but god's are apparently greater
Shronkey by squashDefinesStuff September 28, 2019
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shronkey 

like if shrek and donkey fuck and the kids is shronkey then
shronkey

shronkey 

An offensive female. Based on the cartoon shrek, she is as ugly as shrek and as annoying as donkey.
Ewww...that girl is such a shronkey!
shronkey by bris campo May 28, 2008

shronkey 

like if shrek and donkey fuck and get kids they is shronkey then
shronkey
adj. - not entirely trustworthy, of shady character, ill reputed, fucked up

noun - the offspring of a sheep and donkey
The Church of Scientology sure is a shonkey organization.
shonkey by Emmerson Biggins August 28, 2005

shlonkey 

An enormous penis
Bruh I got a big ole shlonkey
shlonkey by jsvplayz June 3, 2018
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