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tonk1
vb
Informal to strike with a heavy blow
[of imitative origin]
tonk2
n
Austral slang an effete or effeminate man
[origin unknown]
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Byline: David Wilson CHRIS TONKS secured his first mens singles title in the final of the Warwickshire Annual Closed Tournament at St Augustine's Leisure Centre, Coventry.
Tonks takes title at county comp by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Byline: David Wilson SOLIHULL'S Chris Tonks secured his first men's singles title in the final of the Warwickshire Annual Closed Tournament at St Augustine's Leisure Centre in Coventry.
Tonks sees off teen ace to land first title by Birmingham Mail (England)
Eighty-year-old Bill Tonks told last night how he gave police a running commentary on the activities of the gang as they tried to load a safe into a pick-up truck in the street outside his house.
Raiders foiled by modest Bill, 80; (who's just had a knee replacement) by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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