by Grumpy_Eel February 17, 2005
The only word you couldn't understand in Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' "Thrift Shop". So you decided to look it up in urban dictionary, so you can be indie and use a 1920's colloquialism that no one understands.
Thrift Shop fan boy 1: I should look up honkie in urban dictionary seeing as it is the only word I couldn't understand in Thrift Shop.
Thrift Shop fan boy 2: So you can be indie and use a 1920's colloquialism that no one understands?
Thrift Shop fan boy 1: Damn right.
Thrift Shop fan boy 2: So you can be indie and use a 1920's colloquialism that no one understands?
Thrift Shop fan boy 1: Damn right.
by TheRazorSoft March 23, 2013
by Mr. X-106 October 2, 2003
Either a term for a white person as used by a black person, or someone from Hong Kong.
Personally as a white girl I would not be offended if someone called me a honky, because it's way too funny-sounding to be offensive.
Personally as a white girl I would not be offended if someone called me a honky, because it's way too funny-sounding to be offensive.
by purplefeltangel March 10, 2006
Honkie, or Honky, an African American slang term for a white person, dates to at least 1946. The origin is not quite certain, but it is most likely a dialectical variation on the older term hunky or hunk. This latter terms date to 1909 and 1896 respectively and are probably from Hungarian. Unlike honky, the latter terms are usually used to denote people of Slavic or Central European ancestry and are not primarily used by African Americans.
by xzybit September 14, 2004
a double long joint that's rolled by sticking at least two papers together. these resemble blunts in size but instead of being brown they're white hence the name honkie.
Stoner 1: yo man you got da dutch
Stoner 2: nah ima roll a honkie bro, they get you just as smacked
Stoner 1: straight
Stoner 2: nah ima roll a honkie bro, they get you just as smacked
Stoner 1: straight
by grassman101 August 8, 2009