(ਸਲੈਂਗ,

Noun:

ਹੈਂਕੀ,

honky's Usage Examples:

(blood clot)April 16 — Rose Maddox, 71, female honky-tonk and rockabilly pioneer who fronted the Maddox Brothers and Rose (kidney failure)May 7 — Eddie Rabbitt, 56, prolific songwriter and pop-country vocalist who once had 35 Top 10 hits in as many releases.

"honky" in this context may date back to 1946, although the use of "honky-tonk" occurred in films well before that time.

Wade"s lyrics satirically and detrimentally deal with topics and stereotypes relating to redneck and honky tonk.

I don"t like him so much when he starts comparing his wife invidiously to some idealized Linda, Georgia, or honky-tonk angel.

"My Second Home" is an uptempo honky-tonker in which the bar that the narrator considers his "second home" becomes his.

June 28, 1874, stating, "The police spent a busy day today raiding the bagnios and honkytonks.

At one show in a small honky tonk on the edge of Montgomery, Hank and Lum were playing to just two couples.

It was described as a "mixture of up-tempo, guitar-driven honky-tonkers and heartfelt ballads.

Wind is not the rough and rowdy honky tonk album some fans have been hankering for, but it is a poetic, thoughtful and empathic one that once more displays.

He has the speed, the drollery and the shell-game style of a honky-tonk buffoon.

In the honkytonks in and around Memphis the Trio would often play an upbeat country and.

Dalton or any other honky-tonk honey, but she pulls off this digression with style and zest.

Synonyms:

White person, honkie, whitey, White, honkey, Caucasian,

Antonyms:

artificial language, black,