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Definition of twonk in English: twonknoun British informal A stupid or foolish person. Example sentencesExamples - Love him or think he's a bit of a twonk with bad facial hair, Craigy treats his audience with a degree of respect.
- Who wants dinner and roses in some classy joint when you can be clasping the sweaty hand of some twonk who thinks h's Antonio Banderas?
- You ungrateful twonk, I'm ashamed you play for that team.
- He used to give me the creeps, the soppy twonk.
- He is a total twonk.
- I find that odd - maybe it's because I'm not a professional photographer, or something, but it's rare that I twonk about with images at all.
- , and sometimes you wonder whether the twonk who listened to the album, listened to it at all.
- Mike, the book of condolence was stolen in Birmingham you clueless twonk.
- This twonk was busting along flat out, at an almighty 12 km/h or so.
- Oh dear, why is Nicky Campbell on Five Live's breakfast such a twonk?
- Peer out from behind the regatta bunting and stop being such a twonk.
- I may refer to certain people as "a complete twit" or even "twonk", but I wouldn't never use anything stronger.
- I brought the back end in to pick up Graham, praying I didn't meet the same fate and look a complete twonk.
- I was no longer that twonk shouting my business to all and sundry from the corner of a bar or cafe.
- And the fact that when he hits her the sound effect actually goes twonk.
- You live in Rotherhithe which makes you a twonk!
Origin 1980s: perhaps a blend of twit1 or twat and plonker. |