byonk
byonk by Johnny ballgame September 15, 2016
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bitches be bonkers
Another way of saying "bitches be crazy"
This phrase originated from Jamal Turner, a character from the hit Netflix series "On My Block"
This phrase originated from Jamal Turner, a character from the hit Netflix series "On My Block"
Ruby: He's not coming with us.
Jamal: And why would you want him to?
*Monse starts walking towards Cesar's house*
Jamal:Monse? Monse!
Jamal: See, bitches be bonkers.
Jamal: And why would you want him to?
*Monse starts walking towards Cesar's house*
Jamal:Monse? Monse!
Jamal: See, bitches be bonkers.
bitches be bonkers by da.ryl April 16, 2018
bonk machine
bonk machine by stankyluigi December 10, 2020
bonkathon
an extended period of sexual acivity, usually illicit, or an extended episode of intercourse, lasting over several days
bonkathon by Borgia Buddy May 26, 2006
Bonk
Bonk by Ace the simp May 7, 2023
Bonke Monke
The monke overlord that rules the universe and many years ago, defeated chonke donke in the great battle for earth. Bonke Monke's followers have commited to an eternity of only using words, adapting words, or coming up with new words that rhyme with monke, such as donke, stronke, chonke, honke, johnke, tanke, and ur momke. A documentary is currently being made for the search for Bonke Monke's Tanke that he used to defeat Chonke Donke.
Bonke Monke by BONKEMONKE September 27, 2021
Titty Bonkers
Titty Bonkers by TittyBonkers March 30, 2021
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