Definition of honky in English:

honky

nounPlural honkies ˈhɒŋki

North American informal

A derogatory term used by black people for a white person or for white people collectively.
〈北美，非正式，贬，黑人〉白人，白种人
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, a room full of teenage honkies with no rhythm is not a pretty sight.
- After all, the honkies have got all the swimming pools.
- Gone are the days of lanky out-of-shape honkies that can barely shoot their gun straight.
- You see, everyone was a victim and deserves money - except the honkies.
- When he was answering a supplementary question to question No.3, he referred to white New Zealanders as honkies.
- But compared to the sea of sour-looking honkies and fundamentalist zealots that have filled the seats of every convention I've ever watched, there's no question in my mind which side I'm on in this fight.
- How come us honkies know this stuff better than many black folks?
- But I couldn't help but wonder, if that's how an innocuous honky is treated, what's happening to the swarthy bearded types?
- It took a little while to adjust, not so much to being one of a small number of honkies, but to knowing that this meant more to most of the other protesters than it did to me.
- Does it make you a honky or a redneck if somebody calls you that?
- That takes some doing, because Abraham is Arab and Ashcroft's a honky from Missouri.
- Yep, just another bunch of honkies who know what's best for us.
- Then I came back here and I was just another honky walking the streets.

Origin

1960s: of unknown origin.

Rhymes

conchae, donkey, shonky, wonky

Definition of honky in US English:

honky

noun

North American informal

A derogatory term used by black people for a white person or for white people collectively.
〈北美，非正式，贬，黑人〉白人，白种人
Example sentencesExamples
- But I couldn't help but wonder, if that's how an innocuous honky is treated, what's happening to the swarthy bearded types?
- But compared to the sea of sour-looking honkies and fundamentalist zealots that have filled the seats of every convention I've ever watched, there's no question in my mind which side I'm on in this fight.
- Gone are the days of lanky out-of-shape honkies that can barely shoot their gun straight.
- After all, the honkies have got all the swimming pools.
- Still, a room full of teenage honkies with no rhythm is not a pretty sight.
- Does it make you a honky or a redneck if somebody calls you that?
- You see, everyone was a victim and deserves money - except the honkies.
- Yep, just another bunch of honkies who know what's best for us.
- How come us honkies know this stuff better than many black folks?
- When he was answering a supplementary question to question No.3, he referred to white New Zealanders as honkies.
- It took a little while to adjust, not so much to being one of a small number of honkies, but to knowing that this meant more to most of the other protesters than it did to me.
- That takes some doing, because Abraham is Arab and Ashcroft's a honky from Missouri.
- Then I came back here and I was just another honky walking the streets.

Origin

1960s: of unknown origin.

单词	honky
释义	Definition of honky in English: honky nounPlural honkies ˈhɒŋki North American informal A derogatory term used by black people for a white person or for white people collectively. 〈北美，非正式，贬，黑人〉白人，白种人 Example sentencesExamples Still, a room full of teenage honkies with no rhythm is not a pretty sight. After all, the honkies have got all the swimming pools. Gone are the days of lanky out-of-shape honkies that can barely shoot their gun straight. You see, everyone was a victim and deserves money - except the honkies. When he was answering a supplementary question to question No.3, he referred to white New Zealanders as honkies. But compared to the sea of sour-looking honkies and fundamentalist zealots that have filled the seats of every convention I've ever watched, there's no question in my mind which side I'm on in this fight. How come us honkies know this stuff better than many black folks? But I couldn't help but wonder, if that's how an innocuous honky is treated, what's happening to the swarthy bearded types? It took a little while to adjust, not so much to being one of a small number of honkies, but to knowing that this meant more to most of the other protesters than it did to me. Does it make you a honky or a redneck if somebody calls you that? That takes some doing, because Abraham is Arab and Ashcroft's a honky from Missouri. Yep, just another bunch of honkies who know what's best for us. Then I came back here and I was just another honky walking the streets. Origin 1960s: of unknown origin. Rhymes conchae, donkey, shonky, wonky Definition of honky in US English: honky noun North American informal A derogatory term used by black people for a white person or for white people collectively. 〈北美，非正式，贬，黑人〉白人，白种人 Example sentencesExamples But I couldn't help but wonder, if that's how an innocuous honky is treated, what's happening to the swarthy bearded types? But compared to the sea of sour-looking honkies and fundamentalist zealots that have filled the seats of every convention I've ever watched, there's no question in my mind which side I'm on in this fight. Gone are the days of lanky out-of-shape honkies that can barely shoot their gun straight. After all, the honkies have got all the swimming pools. Still, a room full of teenage honkies with no rhythm is not a pretty sight. Does it make you a honky or a redneck if somebody calls you that? You see, everyone was a victim and deserves money - except the honkies. Yep, just another bunch of honkies who know what's best for us. How come us honkies know this stuff better than many black folks? When he was answering a supplementary question to question No.3, he referred to white New Zealanders as honkies. It took a little while to adjust, not so much to being one of a small number of honkies, but to knowing that this meant more to most of the other protesters than it did to me. That takes some doing, because Abraham is Arab and Ashcroft's a honky from Missouri. Then I came back here and I was just another honky walking the streets. Origin 1960s: of unknown origin.
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