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The point of drunkenness rarely reached where ALL inhibitions are thrown to the wind. Commonly mistaken for just being very drunk actual Ronkyness is a pure form of unadulterated inebriation where one feels everyone must hear what they have to say and see what they have to do. One remembers for life those nights one was Ronky.
I got Ronky off those three Big Bears last night
ronky by Forester July 28, 2008
To have bushy hair, homosexuality and adidas aftershave
Danny: Do you smell a ronky?
Gastro: Think so mate.
Danny: The adidas aftershave gives it away.
Ronky by Bank_woah October 5, 2019
it means to get drunk
everybody get RONKY!!
ronky by Harley December 15, 2004
The action of royally doing something really hard or smashing something or beating something
Guy 1: did you see how victor breathed?

Guy 2: yea, let’s ronk him

*5 mins later*

Guy 1: He got ronkied so bad !!!

Guy 2: ikr what a ronky
Ronky by Scribz September 19, 2020

ronky donk donk 

The state in which one gets to when they are so drunk that they lose control of themselves. It often results in behaving in ways one wouldn't when sober, including slurring words, saying and doing regretful things, that they will probably not remember doing, anyway.
example 1:
girl #1 "Do you want to go to Sam's tonight?"
girl #2 "Is everyone getting ronky donk donk?"
girl #1 "There'll be, like, ten sacks of goon, so I'm guessing so.

example 2:
boy "I can't believe we kissed last night!"
girl "We kissed?"
boy "I didn't think you'd remember. You were pretty ronky donk donk!"
ronky donk donk by bearcakes91 April 25, 2009
I rongyanged when I tried to eat the soup with a fork.
rongyang by rtrd December 12, 2013
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