Stonk
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stonk — stonk; stonk·er; … English syllables
stonk — ˈstäŋk noun ( s) Etymology: perhaps of imitative origin : a heavy concentration of artillery fire call for a good stonk about five hours before our assault Infantry Journal loosed a stonk on them and wiped them off the face of the earth Peter… … Useful english dictionary
stonk — stang … Dictionary of ichthyology
stonk — 1. noun A heavy artillery bombardment 2. verb To unleash such a bombardment … Wiktionary
stonk — military slang noun a concentrated artillery bombardment. verb bombard with concentrated artillery fire. Origin 1940s: said to be formed from elements of the artillery term Standard Regimental Concentration … English new terms dictionary
stonk (it) — Verb. To hurry, to race. E.g. We stonked it up the M6 motorway and just got to the game at kick off … English slang and colloquialisms
stonk (it) — Verb. To hurry, to race. E.g. We stonked it up the M6 motorway and just got to the game at kick off … English slang and colloquialisms
stonk — /stɒŋk/ (say stongk) Colloquial –noun 1. heavy shelling; a severe bombardment. 2. (in marbles) the stake, usually a taw1 (def. 1). –verb (t) 3. to shell or bombard heavily. {? echoic} …
stonker — stonk·er … English syllables
stonker — stonk|er [ˈstɔŋkə US ˈsta:ŋkər] n BrE informal something that is very good = ↑corker ▪ Stephen Carr scored a stonker of a goal … Dictionary of contemporary English
