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donkey years 

Many, long years; a long time spanning 2 or more years. Used when those years felt long.
Wow thats gonna take donkey years to finish
donkey years by Bri.P. October 20, 2010

Donkey's Years 

Used to describe a very long passing of time.
I haven't seen Melvin in Donkey's Years! Not even sure I'd recognize him if he walked up to me.

donkey's years 

1. oh, I've known her for donkey's years.

2. I've worked her donkey's years and I still don't know how to use the photocopier.
donkey's years by possum_sue April 20, 2008

Donkey's years 

Several decades.
World war Two was donkey's years ago.

Donkey's Years 

Sometimes referred to as Donkey Years or Donkey's Ears. It means a really really long time.
"I haven't seen Johnny in Donkey's Years"

"Wow it's been Donkey Years since the last time I ate pop tarts!"
Donkey's Years by AnnaOhhhh September 14, 2009
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