stonking

As an adjective stonking

is (chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.

As a verb stonking

is .

As a proper noun ace is

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As a noun ace is

(medicine) angiotensin converting enzyme.

As verbs the difference between stonking and stooking

is that stonking is present participle of lang=en while stooking is present participle of lang=en.

As an adjective stonking

is impressively large; exciting.

As verbs the difference between stonking and stoaking

is that stonking is present participle of lang=en while stoaking is present participle of lang=en.

As an adjective stonking

is impressively large; exciting.

As verbs the difference between stonking and stoning

is that stonking is while stoning is .

As an adjective stonking

is (chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.

As a noun stoning is

lapidation: punishment by throwing stones, usually resulting in death.

As adjectives the difference between stinking and stonking

is that stinking is having a pungent smell while stonking is (chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.

As verbs the difference between stinking and stonking

is that stinking is while stonking is .

As a noun stinking

is the emission of a foul smell.

As verbs the difference between stanking and stonking

is that stanking is while stonking is .

As an adjective stonking is

(chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.

As verbs the difference between stonking and stocking

is that stonking is while stocking is .

As an adjective stonking

is (chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.

As a noun stocking is

a soft garment worn on the foot and lower leg, usually knit or woven, worn under shoes or other footwear.

As verbs the difference between stoking and stonking

is that stoking is while stonking is .

As an adjective stonking is

(chiefly|british) impressively large; exciting.