honkie

UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈhɒŋkɪ/

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

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honky,
honkie n		US, slang, disparaging (white person)blanco nm
 (peyorativo)blancucho nm
 The man said that some honky robbed him.
 El hombre dijo que un blanco le robó.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
honky | honkie
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honky-tonk ndated, informal, US (shabby bar or dance hall) (bar, voz inglesa)honky tonk loc nom m
 The band was used to playing to rowdy crowds in the honky-tonk.
honky-tonk nUS (music: ragtime blues style) (música)honky tonk loc nom m
 The duo, a piano player and a guitarist, are known for playing honky-tonk.
honky-tonk adjUS (relating to honky-tonk bar) (bar, voz inglesa)honky tonk adj
honky-tonk adjUS (relating to musical style) (música, voz inglesa)honky tonk adj
 The pianist was playing a honky-tonk riff.
honky-tonk⇒ viinformal, US (visit honky-tonks)ir a un honky tonk loc verb
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