by Analogue_Microwave December 1, 2021
1. I word used as a place holder for another word that you are contractually not allowed to say to another.
2. A place holder for a word referring to a pair of homosexuals/ possible homosexuals.
2. A place holder for a word referring to a pair of homosexuals/ possible homosexuals.
1. Guy 1: you know Ethan is looking like a wonk
Guy 2: you mean a picrew character?
2. Guy 1: *sees two men* *wispers* these two were a little too straight so I added a bit of ✨wonk✨
The two men: *start making out*
Guy 1: magical
Guy 2: you mean a picrew character?
2. Guy 1: *sees two men* *wispers* these two were a little too straight so I added a bit of ✨wonk✨
The two men: *start making out*
Guy 1: magical
by Confused Conundrum October 10, 2021
by SM2187 March 7, 2023
The word was used - strictly as a verb - at Harvard in the 1950s, to mean "hunker down for some serious studying," as in "I can't go out tonight. I have to wonk for my chem exam." The folk etymology was that it was KNOW spelled backwards, though how that led to the new meaning was cloudy at best. Though I never encountered it as a noun, I suppose people who did it could have been called wonkers.
by AlumAnon December 31, 2016
Wonking your willy is the act of self pleasure at hours between 1 and 4 in the morning in a dark room while watching pornography you’d only watch high/drunk.
by Bonka Tom 1 September 30, 2023
Name of a wavy sidewalk on Holland Street in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada.
One could say it's a representation of the city's gene pool.
One could say it's a representation of the city's gene pool.
by J00n10r August 13, 2019
A larger than life individual with a loud gravely growl mostly associated with screaming vocals in a metal band. The power generated with the voice can incite headbanging, moshing, and thrashing around uncontrolled.
by WonkZilla4President April 19, 2022