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donky shronk 

A word with absolutely no meaning whatsoever. However, the word is often used in inconspicuous and mysterious ways to deter someone.
John: Such a beautiful day out today isn't it?
Riley: Yeah, the presence of donky shronk is magnificent.
John: What?

2nd Example:
Tony: This chicken is great, did you cook it yourself?
Riley: Yes, I even added extra donky shronk, can you taste the donky shronk?
Tony: What is that?

3rd Example:
Bill: Where do you plan on going this evening?
Riley: I think we should go to donky shronk
Bill: What?
donky shronk by supertzar November 16, 2023
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Shlonky Donk 

A very limp penis that moves around much like the child toy "the slinky"
Man, i'm so impotent my dick is a goddam shlonky donk
Shlonky Donk by sourdude13 January 13, 2006

"Shonky Donkey" (with the stanky hanky panky) 

"A TRANS-mission known for taking it in the PRSION PURSE in Dillion State Park"
"Shonky Donkey" (with the stanky hanky panky) is also PBR stands for (Park Bandit Running)

Shonky Donkey (with the stanky hanky panky)

đź—Łđź—Łđź—ŁThe act of having "dirty booty bandit" play in Dillon State Park @11:20am on May 20, 2001.. Where 2 arrests were made that faithful day and a certain game warden has PTSD from what he encountered that day
Shonky Donkey (with the stanky hanky panky)

(PBR means "Park Bandit Running")

Shonky Donkey (with the stanky hanky panky)

đź—Łđź—Łđź—ŁThe act of having "dirty booty bandit" play in Dillon State Park @11:20am on May 20, 2001.. Where 2 arrests were made that faithful day and a certain game warden has PTSD from what he encountered that day
Shonky Donkey (with the stanky hanky panky)

(PBR means "Park Bandit Running")
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