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donk

donk

1 9.9
A sharp, punchy bass sound used to drive a dance beat
  • noun
  • Jargon
translation icon : sonido donk
  • In that song, the donk drives the rhythm and makes it highly danceable.

Examples

  • I'm ready for the honk tonk and the donk donk.

  • He has the ultimate hit Honk and Tonk, but Donk and Donk and Tracy's a tall guy, full beard, long ponytail.

  • The track features a heavy donk that gets everyone on the dance floor.

  • Many producers experiment with donk sounds to create high-energy beats.

Antonyms

660 2.0

A period with no sound or speech

How Punchy

donk
  • Jargon
1 9.9
kick
318 1.0
stab
  • NSFW
79 3.5
to thump
10 3.5
rumble
29 3.1

Surface Forms

donk singular
donks plural

Etymology

Donk in dance music comes from the same idea: it is named after the punchy, bright 'donk' sound the bass makes, so it refers to that percussive bass hit that drives the beat.