donk
Pronunciation: [dɒŋk]
Word
Context: "slang"
(noun) a slang term often used to describe a loud or powerful sound, sometimes associated with a car bass system. It's like the 'thump' or 'boom' you hear when a car with strong speakers drives by.
Example
That car had an amazing donk that made everyone's heads turn.
Example
Not every car has a donk; some are really quiet when they drive past.
Example
Did you hear that donk from the car down the street?
Context: "games"
(verb) to hit or dunk a basketball into the hoop with force. It's a cool move where the player jumps up and scores by slamming the ball into the basket.
Example
He can donk the ball like a pro during the game.
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She didn't manage to donk because the other team blocked her shot.
Example
Have you ever seen someone donk the ball during a match?
Context: "slang"
(verb) to mess around or playfully tease someone. This is often done in a light-hearted way among friends.
Example
They love to donk each other about silly things all the time.
Example
He didn't want to donk his friend because he knew it would upset him.
Example
Do you think it’s okay to donk your friends during a game?
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