soonk
An onomatopoeic word that is used in Australia whilst opening a beer using a cheap touristy souvenir bottle opener
soonk by Fukable_team February 5, 2022
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sonk
Ice hockey move made from behind the net where the player has the puck behind the net and fakes a pass (on his forehand) up the boards without touching the puck. This usually causes the defending player (in front of the net) to move in the direction allowing the player with the puck to start skating up ice on the other side or to make an unimpeded pass. Keith Yandle (NHL defenseman) is especially known for this move--for some reason when it is successful the player who has executed the move is supposed to yell 'sonk' after making the play, and indeed Yandle will often do this following a successful sonk.
(Check out Yandle double sonking DiPauli in early January, 2020--UD won't allow a link, unfortunately)
(Check out Yandle double sonking DiPauli in early January, 2020--UD won't allow a link, unfortunately)
sonk by Dexter Rutecki January 6, 2020
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AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! Is a linguistically versatile expression that can express: sexual excitement; great joy, a warning; or the anticipation of eating a great meal.
This expression can be notably heard in the vintage R&B classics Groove Me by King Floyd (1971) and One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show by The Honey Comb (1971) — which may have been when the expression entered popular culture.
The ironically named character for the book and HBO series True Blood “Sookie Stackhouse” is the actual embodiment of this expression since every aspect of the definition applies to her pulchritudinous body.
This expression can be notably heard in the vintage R&B classics Groove Me by King Floyd (1971) and One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show by The Honey Comb (1971) — which may have been when the expression entered popular culture.
The ironically named character for the book and HBO series True Blood “Sookie Stackhouse” is the actual embodiment of this expression since every aspect of the definition applies to her pulchritudinous body.
1) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! Did you see those two new strippers tonight
2) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! You made me a whole plate the Atlanta Lemon Pepper Wet Wings
3) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! They just jumped your homeboy!!!! Let’s go and get ‘em!
4) Whose potato salad is this; is it mama’s? AWWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
2) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! You made me a whole plate the Atlanta Lemon Pepper Wet Wings
3) AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! They just jumped your homeboy!!!! Let’s go and get ‘em!
4) Whose potato salad is this; is it mama’s? AWWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW!
AWWW SOOKIE, SOOKIE NOW! by Mind Hunter the Profiler April 18, 2022
Sooik
1] A fake Chinese mother-fucker that probably descended from North-Korea.
He sacrifices his mental and physical health to study, just so he can brag and make other people feel like shit.
2] A student from Korea that knows how to get perfect GPA, and yet still haven't figured out how to drink like an independent adult. He occasionally vomit on himself during sleep.
He sacrifices his mental and physical health to study, just so he can brag and make other people feel like shit.
2] A student from Korea that knows how to get perfect GPA, and yet still haven't figured out how to drink like an independent adult. He occasionally vomit on himself during sleep.
Me: Yo Sooik, what did you get for the last ORGO exam?
Sooik: I fucked up. I'm so pissed.
Me: What did you get?
Sooik: ....a fucking 95%. Shit I got 1 question wrong.
Me: ...You Korean Dog.
Sooik: I fucked up. I'm so pissed.
Me: What did you get?
Sooik: ....a fucking 95%. Shit I got 1 question wrong.
Me: ...You Korean Dog.
Sooik by East Asian Dog May 2, 2019
Sonker
Sonker by 69Lunchbox69 July 3, 2020
Sonk
A hockey move done behind a players own net where the player takes an instep and makes a slap shot up the boards. If the opposing player bites on it full out like hook line and sinker, the player must then yell “yea soooonk” and start busting up ice.
Can also be used in an situation in replace of sike
Can also be used in an situation in replace of sike
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