someone who gives excessive rim jobs.
can also be used as an adjective or a verb.
twonkler, twonkling, etc.
can also be used as an adjective or a verb.
twonkler, twonkling, etc.
by Susie Duff April 7, 2008
Kim: Wanna Twonkle?
BonQueQue: What's Twonkle?
Kim: Just listen, Twonkle Twonkle little star, Now i murder baby sheep.
BonQueQue: That's way better than Twinkle Twinkle.
BonQueQue: What's Twonkle?
Kim: Just listen, Twonkle Twonkle little star, Now i murder baby sheep.
BonQueQue: That's way better than Twinkle Twinkle.
by NotYourMamaBitch June 29, 2013
I really like the twonkle lights in your room. It makes it really cosy and plus you've got more light than with twinkle lights.
by LittleSomething November 11, 2019
Twonkle as in twonkle lights.
Like twinkle lights but the light bulbs are bigger and thus bring more light.
Like twinkle lights but the light bulbs are bigger and thus bring more light.
I really like the twonkle lights in your room. It makes it really cosy and plus you've got more light than with twinkle lights instead.
by LittleSomething November 11, 2019