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stonking

(slang, British, AU) impressively large; exciting.

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#1·Apr 27, 2026UK

(slang, British, AU) impressively large; exciting.

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  • “The weather here is driving me to insanity now. Grey all day for 3 solid days, not a glimmer of sunshine and cold. More of the same for the foreseeable and all I see out of my window is that dirty great stonking tree. (Is far bigger and is much more in my face IRL).☹️”

  • “Why on earth would labour work with the Tories on the welfare bill? Labour has a stonking majority! #R4Today”

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  • “The weather here is driving me to insanity now. Grey all day for 3 solid days, not a glimmer of sunshine and cold. More of the same for the foreseeable and all I see out of my window is that dirty great stonking tree. (Is far bigger and is much more in my face IRL).☹️”

    — Bluesky· May 2026
  • “Why on earth would labour work with the Tories on the welfare bill? Labour has a stonking majority! #R4Today”

    — Bluesky· May 2026
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