- honkie
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honkie
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honkie — or honky [hôŋ′kē] n. pl. honkies Slang a white person: a term of hostility and contempt: also honkey * * * … Universalium
honkie — or honky [hôŋ′kē] n. pl. honkies Slang a white person: a term of hostility and contempt: also honkey … English World dictionary
honkie — honky honky n. 1. a White person; a term used by some African Americans, intended to be disparaging and often taken as offensive. [Also spelled {honkie} and {honkey}.] Syn: whitey. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
honkie — noun see honky … New Collegiate Dictionary
Honkie — 1. person from Hong Kong; 2. (chiefly US, racist) white person (originally US Black English (1960s); cf. Wolof honq = pink, the colour used to describe white people in many African languages) … Dictionary of Australian slang
honkie — Australian Slang 1. person from Hong Kong; 2. (chiefly US, racist) white person (originally US Black English (1960s); cf. Wolof honq = pink, the colour used to describe white people in many African languages) … English dialects glossary
honkie — n American a white person. A pejorative black term which became widely known in the early 1970s. The word s origin is unclear; it is said to be a deformation of hunk , meaning an immigrant (ultimately from Hungarian ), but may equally be inspired … Contemporary slang
honkie — n. (Slang) white person (derogatory) … English contemporary dictionary
honkie — noun (C) AmE slang an insulting word for a white person … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
honkie — 1. adj. of or pertaining to white (Caucasian) behavior, ideas, etc. 2. n. white (Caucasian) … English slang
