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Meanings of bonk in English
Usage of bonk in English
1
But they kept on shouting, and soon we heard a knock-knock-thumpa-thumpa-bonk-bonk nearby.
2
This is a metabolic bonk where you completely run out of energy.
3
Then a lady comes in, I forget who she is, and you bonk.
4
But if you don't do anything else, it just goes bonk.
5
It hit the end of its runners with a hollow bonk.
6
He trips me, and over I go, bonk, against the mat.
7
When they bonk, they need simple sugars because they've used up all their mitochondrial glycogen stores.
8
It was only a last-minute lunchtime bonk, arranged when the racing at Ludlow was called off.
9
Just be prepared for the ice to bonk you in your nose when you taste it.
10
All the ingredients for a good bonk.
11
That explained the bonk and the spang.
12
Every endurance athlete fears the dreaded bonk.
13
They're aware of the self-imposed bonk ban and ask Dean and Tracey if they've started having sex again.
14
It's commonly referred to as the bonk and I can attest to that being no fun at all.
15
Over the years I've seen too many climbers bonk because they were not getting enough calories during the day.
16
The move -dubbed a "bonk ban" by outraged couples -drew widespread criticism throughout the day.
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Bonk through the time