tonked
to be soundly beaten, especially in sports.
man city got tonked by chelsea last night! 4-0? ouch!
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well built, muscly etc.. hench
dat bre is bare tonked
tonked or tonqued / tongkid/ adj & adv 1. lit. a state of exceeding inebriation 2. alcohol induced debauchery or utter desiccation of common morality 3. the process of achieving inebriation usually through whisky choice deferred by one to another
origin: brit/amer slang rumoured to have originated in portugal
let’s get tonked! i am tonked. i was so tonked last night that i shall forever live in a state of perpetual regret.
to gain a headshot in css, the sound made is similar to the worked “tonked”
he just tonked me in the face
well u see it when ur sittin in the back of the bus and it hits a b-mp and u fly off the seat
jimmy got tonked on the bus
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