terms |
swonk |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb swonk is
(
swink).
swonk |
wonk |
As a verb swonk
is (
swink).
As a noun wonk is
(derogatory) an overly studious person, particularly student; a nerd.
swonk |
swone |
As a verb swonk
is (
swink).
As a noun swone is
.
sponk |
swonk |
As a noun sponk
is .
As a verb swonk is
(
swink).
twonk |
swonk |
As verbs the difference between twonk and swonk
is that
twonk is (transitive|british|slang) to hit (someone); to slap (someone) while
swonk is (
swink).
As a noun twonk
is (british|slang) a stupid person.
swonk |
stonk |
As verbs the difference between swonk and stonk
is that
swonk is (
swink) while
stonk is to unleash such a bombardment.
As a noun stonk is
a heavy artillery bombardment.
swunk |
swonk |
As verbs the difference between swunk and swonk
is that
swunk is while
swonk is (
swink).
swonk |
swink |
As verbs the difference between swonk and swink
is that
swonk is (
swink) while
swink is (archaic|intransitive) to labour, to work hard.
As a noun swink is
(archaic) toil, work, drudgery.
swonk |
swank |
As verbs the difference between swonk and swank
is that
swonk is (
swink) while
swank is to swagger, to show off.
As an adjective swank is
(dated) fashionably elegant.
As a noun swank is
a fashionably elegant person.
