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  • noun Plural form of bohunk.

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Examples

  • Brothers danced like half-crazed bohunks on speed, swung their life-weary arms to the wail of Denver.

    Pheasant Hunt 2010

  • Not to mention Hughes casual inclusion of racist terms like “bohunks” in his scripts that Peter pointed out above.

    Modern Mondays: This Is England (2006) 2009

  • Although I would have preferred if the writers made my cast surrogate one of the ruggedly handsome bohunks than the older gentlemen.

    Archive 2006-04-09 Rogers 2006

  • Although I would have preferred if the writers made my cast surrogate one of the ruggedly handsome bohunks than the older gentlemen.

    Yes, That Was a Shout-Out ... Rogers 2006

  • They were being called a lot of other things by the cowboys, too—bohunks, nesters, and honyockers.

    Stands a Calder Man Janet Dailey 1983

  • They were being called a lot of other things by the cowboys, too—bohunks, nesters, and honyockers.

    Stands a Calder Man Janet Dailey 1983

  • But the one that had been on its way to remedy the weakness turned slightly sideways and glanced off into the group of frozen bohunks below.

    The Return of Blue Pete Luke Allan

  • As he looked out over the tumble of log and canvas, he vowed that when it was all over he would provide a bang-up feed that would send the bohunks away with one pleasant memory at least.

    The Return of Blue Pete Luke Allan

  • The Police want you to identify the bohunks in that gang the other night that tried to blow up the trestle.

    The Return of Blue Pete Luke Allan

  • Fat chanst y 'got with them bohunks armed with rifles!

    Every Man for Himself Hopkins Moorhouse

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