How do you reckon that word became part of our language? The word came up today…never mind how…and I thought once more what a weird word it is especially as it basically means striking or hitting. I know - it’s probably used most when it comes to sex.
bonk ~
v. bonked, bonk•ing, bonks
v.tr.
To strike or cause to come into contact: She bonked her head going through the low doorway.
v.intr.
To collide against something: His head bonked against the wall as he fell.
n.
1. A blow to the head.
2. A hollow thud.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bonk
Bonk ~
1) reference the act of sexual intercourse
2) to bump into or hit
3) old video game, featuring bald prehistoric boy, that killed enemies by head butting
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bonk
Bonkers ~
- adjective
1. irrational, crazy
http://www.allwords.com/word-bonkers.html
So, when you think about it sex and bodies colliding make sense, sex can drive you bonkers sometimes and the ‘bald prehistoric boy? I dunno… that’s just weird. Bonking. Interesting word. I wonder who was the first human to say ‘bonk’? Yeah, I ponder on a lot of odd things.
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Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Bonking...
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Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, Ashley Ladd, Berengaria Brown, bonking, Penn Halligan, Sandra Cox, word
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