Donkin'

To ride around the city in a donk, usually with no particular destination. This aimless activity usually includes smoking blunts and sippin' drank.

You know how we do in North Cackalacky-- steady donkin' and grindin'.

by C-Murdah April 6, 2007

Donkin'

(V) "Donkin"

deserving or inviting derision or mockery; absurd:

short for Ridiculous, or Redonkulous

" You're straight Donkin' bro"
"You're Spittin' straight Donks."

by philly man October 6, 2022

Donkin

Main Entry: don.kin
Pronunciation: “d&on-kin”
Function: intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s): -onk•ed; -onk•ing
Etymology: Late Latin donkaratus, past participle of donkare to waste
1 : to waste valuable resource(s)
2 : a state of mind where one disregards all obvious signs of valuable gain
3 : not taking a given opportunity to better oneself
4 : clear acts of stupidity

-“I can’t seem to find Fredrick, he is definitely missing out. The girls here are HOT”
-“Fred is donkin it…”

by Mo-Nizzle January 22, 2007

donkin

to be utterly retarded due to drugs or alcohol

Damn, John was donkin so bad this weekend that he puked in a garbage bag in the common room!

by FoShizZle March 14, 2005

donkin

Adj. Used to express a feeling not as good as amazing but still awesome.

"Hey man, how was your weekend?"
"It was donkin dude!"

by pickles12 November 14, 2012

donkin

term of endearment. Such as honey or sweetie.

Oh donkin for apples. Oh donkin, why are you so good to me?

by J.Bugg April 12, 2004

Donkin

Bad, inept, clunky, awkward, shitty. Somethng that somebody clueless thinks is cool but it isn't.

"That CD you dropped is donkin."
"Thanks, man!"
"Any time."

by Thoringerveer May 11, 2019