bonks (Meaning)

bonks

to have sexual intercourse with (someone), hit, to experience sudden, severe fatigue during strenuous activity

The playful puppy greeted its owner with excited bonks as soon as they walked through the door.
He gently bonked his friend on the head with a foam sword during their mock sword fight.
The toddler's attempts to stack blocks often ended with enthusiastic bonks as they tumbled down.
The mischievous kitten amused itself by chasing and bonking its tail.
The comedian delivered a witty punchline that landed with a series of bonks from the audience.
The clumsy robot bonked into walls as it navigated through the narrow hallway.
The branch bonked against the window pane during the storm, startling everyone inside.
The enthusiastic drummer played a solo that ended with a series of powerful bonks on the bass drum.
The volleyball player executed a perfect spike, sending the ball flying with a satisfying bonk against the floor.
She playfully bonked her friend's nose with her finger, eliciting laughter from the group.

to have sexual intercourse with (someone), hit, to experience sudden, severe fatigue during strenuous activity

whacks, punches,slaps, slams, swipes, smacks, claps, clips, pounds, bangs

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The playful puppy greeted its owner with excited bonks as soon as they walked through the door.

He gently bonked his friend on the head with a foam sword during their mock sword fight.

The toddler's attempts to stack blocks often ended with enthusiastic bonks as they tumbled down.

The mischievous kitten amused itself by chasing and bonking its tail.