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bonks

bonks adjective: crazy, bonkers. Also the plural of bonk.

Adjective

bonks (comparative more bonks, superlative most bonks)

  1. (colloquial, uncommon) Crazy, bonkers.
    • "You always say that. I think it's wonderful that you appreciate Nans. When she used to do that with me I'd go bonks."1987, Barbara Brooker, So Long, Princess, New York, N.Y.: William Morrow and Company, Inc., →ISBN, page 288

Proper noun capitalized: Bonks

Bonks

  1. (plural) plural of Bonk

Also used as

bonks is also the plural of bonk.

bonks is also the third-person singular simple present indicative of bonk.

Forms of bonks

comparativemore bonks
superlativemost bonks

Origin of bonks

Clipping of bonkers.

Phrases with bonks

Questions about bonks

What does bonks mean?
Bonks means crazy, bonkers.
What part of speech is bonks?
Bonks can be an adjective or a proper noun.

Words near bonks in the dictionary

  1. bonking
  2. bonkings
  3. bonkler
  4. Bonkowski
  5. Bonkowskis
  6. bonks
  7. bonky
  8. bonky bonky
  9. bonmot
  10. bonmots
  11. Bonn

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