Kong
- proper noun
- /kɔŋ/
- Next week, King Kong's standing by Rudy's chair, a big grin on his face.
- King Kong
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- But the the person submitted me then for an audition for King Kong.
- Like, did you ever watch Gorilla Gorilla, King Kong, Godzilla and King Kong?
- Bevis, this is King Kong debate where it's.
- And that means that means in Spanish, King Kong's little brother.
Examples
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"What do they say about King Kong?" "The bigger you are, the nicer you are."
Fiction book (1995) -
Yeah, of course, most famously in the De Laurentiis King Kong, where he saved the movie.
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If we're lucky, maybe we'll see King Kong.
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I can get King Kong.
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I haven't seen "King Kong" since I was a kid!
Fiction book (1999) -
And overlooking it all was the massive King Kong, Fay Wray in hand.
Fiction book (1994) -
Trevor shouted, "King Kong! King Kong!" and Luann came forth immediately to check him out.
Fiction book (1997) -
"While shaving the next day, I laughed briefly, remembering my friend's mispronunciation of King Kong."
Academic text (2010) -
In the movie, Kong battles a giant dinosaur on the top of a skyscraper.
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She dressed as Kong for the Halloween party, complete with a giant mask.
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Etymology
Kong is best known from the giant ape King Kong in movies and stories; the name feels short and powerful, like a king. That's why Kong now often means a huge, powerful ape in fiction.