| BONKING | • bonking v. Present participle of bonk. • bonking n. (Slang) A session of sexual intercourse. • BONKING n. the act of bonking. |
| CONKIER | • CONKY adj. full of a tree fungus. |
| CONKING | • conking v. Present participle of conk. • CONK v. to hit on the head, also KONK. |
| HONKING | • honking v. Present participle of honk. • honking n. A sound that honks. • honking adj. (Informal) Having a bad smell. |
| KONKING | • konking v. Present participle of konk. • KONK v. to hit on the head, also CONK. |
| MONKISH | • monkish adj. Pertaining to, or resembling, a monk or monasticism. • monkish adj. Tending to self-denial; ascetic. • MONKISH adj. pertaining to monks. |
| NONKINS | • nonkins n. Plural of nonkin. • NONKIN n. those who are not kin. |
| PONKING | • PONK v. to smell bad, also PONG. |
| TONKING | • tonking v. Present participle of tonk. • TONK v. (Australian slang) to hit e.g. a cricket-ball into the air. |
| WONKIER | • wonkier adj. Comparative form of wonky: more wonky. • WONKY adj. not working properly. |
| WONKILY | • wonkily adv. In a wonky manner. • WONKY adv. not working properly. |
| WONKISH | • wonkish adj. (Informal) Nerdy; bookish; having the qualities of a wonk. • WONKISH adj. like a wonk, an overly zealous student. |
| ZONKING | • zonking v. Present participle of zonk. • zonking adj. (Slang) Striking; great. • ZONK v. to exhaust. |