Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To have sexual intercourse with.
- v. To engage in sexual intercourse.
Wiktionary
- v. alternative spelling of bonk.
Etymologies
- From boink, imitative of bumping or bouncing. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“March 19th, 2009 10: 00 AM Tags: scientific progress does not go "boink”
“Though if I recall, Calvin tried this scroll down to Scientific Progress goes "boink"? in Calvin and Hobbes and it did not end well for Calvin.”
“This time, I was watching from the side when he hit the putt, and this time, I was the one who said "boink" as soon as he hit it.”
“Would-be sexual partners can then "boink" their phones together (using the same technology as the BUMP app, which lets users exchange contact information by bumping phones) to determine whether or not they would be good together in bed.”
“Visions of dissolving garment or accessory being lifted out of washing machine in pieces after cheap and cheerful thread goes 'boink'.”
“It was so good and very much like him to make that line about the condom, rather than do something like 'boink' her like he's simulating rape or something along those lines.”
“Wallace calls Gingrich's failure to launch a "hash" and Stirewalt agrees, saying that Gingrich is typically seen as "brilliant but undisciplined," which is a euphemism for the way Gingrich like to get married and then boink other ladies.”
“Hannah: "They can't bust me—I used to boink JFK Jr.!”
“In our quest to boink like porn stars, we've lost one of the great pleasures that accompanies intimate sex -- fun!”
The Huffington Post: Lori Bryant Woolridge: When Did Sex Become So Dang Serious?
“He never comes right out and says that Priam wants to boink Helen; he just has Priam spend a lot of time near her, touching her every chance he gets.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘boink’.
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onomatopoeias (1 syllable)
1 syllable words that mean what they sound like.
(dictionaried or un-dictionaried words | onomatopoeic in nature)
onomatopoeias (2 syllable) | onomatopoeias (3+ syllables)
gush, buzz, pop, woof, boo, bam, bang, bash, bump, clang, clap, click and 102 more...
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The weird, the wonderful and the plai...
Loved for their ingenuity, an exact description, or simply for the pure joy of it.
acidulous, aprosdoketon, higgledy-piggledy, lexicographical, ninja, audacious, somnabulist, shivaree, amorphous, quidnunc, glib, melancholy and 353 more...
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sound (quiet)
words for quiet sounds
( randomness, descriptive )sigh, murmur, whisper, whir, rustle, patter, hum, snap, hiss(sss), crackle, bleat, peep and 185 more...
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Twitter favourites
The new favourite words of people on Twitter.
A script searches Twitter for "X is my new favourite word" and adds it to this list.
See also:
thunderfuck, incredible, merp, sara, flopparoo, smother, fugly, buer, plum, canny, nefelibata, cuntbucket and 1972 more... -
words I love to use
kerfuffle, smarmy, sketchy, grim, wheedle, piffle, prattle, loggerheads, snarky, piddling, nix, caterwaul and 90 more...
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Malachi_Constant's Words
triumverate, pandemic, parsnip, delineate, zamboni, parka, laser, swoop, malevolent, benevolent, fracas, tipsy and 372 more...
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Favorite Verbs and Verb Forms
Culling my main Favorites list, and noticing how few of my favorite words are verbs. I'll have to work on that...
stupefy, eschew, gurgle, affianced, imbue, disconcerting, schlep, begrimed, wizened, woolgathering, lounge, flank and 94 more...
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Words of Whimsy & Grace
abecedary, addendum, ampersand, anachronism, avuncular, balderdash, barnacle, befuddle, behemoth, bejeebers, blabbermouth, blatherskite and 465 more...
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Pop Culture
Comic strip character names and words, along with modern slang oddities.
rowrbazzle, pogo, rhinocerwurst, bitchin', cowabunga, joe btfsplk, churchy la femme, howland owl, porky pine, miss mamselle hep..., shmoo, unobtanium and 390 more...
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uncleosbert's Words
omphalaskepsis, gravid, steatopygian, marmalade, triffid, scurrilous, kith, lilliputian, slunk, snailular, milquetoast, elephantine and 191 more...
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EN - funny (single) words
"Fornication" is not equal to "formication".
Words with funny meaning, spelling or both.barratry, bastinado, bezonian, bibcock, bibliobibuli, biffy, bodewash, boeotian, boondoggle, borborygmic, bosky, brobdingnagian and 729 more...
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Gigglesomes
Words that make me giggle.
sackbut, beshrew, hubbub, futz, tchotchke, oolong, newt, dingo, squishy, fjord, squirt, dangler and 107 more...
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Thunderfoot's Words
lugubrious, salacious, vituperative, foist, foment, embolism, stygian, mellifluous, bildungsroman, shirk, crone, elide and 173 more...
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the hotlist
short, sweet, epic, catchy, sassy, sexy & sizzling.
( personal list, randomness )
more:
http://www.wordnik.com/lists/...zing, epic, win, fail, hot, warp, times, clip, onyx, wonky, pwn, leet and 1493 more...
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jerin's Words
ululating, puddle, whorl, huzzah, maharaja, mostaccioli, elizabethan, cat, felicitous, dystopian, larynx, pop and 35 more...
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dakegra's Words
awry, golly, yikes, fubar, borked, boink, zyzygy, schadenfreude, caffeine, blip, splorfle
Tweets
Looking for tweets for boink.
skipvia "Was it a major boink-fest?" Gary Trudeau through Kim, Doonesbury. Oct 10, 2007
oroboros "Scientific Progress Goes 'Boink'!" by Bill Watterson (Calvin and Hobbes). Jan 29, 2007