Hunky

//ˈhʌŋ.ki//

Synonyms for "hunky" (6 found)

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Sample sentences

12 total sentences available.

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In the night of the 9th of November of 2021, as I entered the cafe to get my iced green tea, a hunky man sat at a table, as he fiddled with his laptop. As I sat at a table by the window, Michael the Guǎngzhōu Man entered and ordered his coffee. We sat together talking. He said that he was flying off tomorrow to visit China for six months. We talked about Thailand, a favourite topic. The food is excellent there. Thai and Vietnamese women have nice personalities, I emphasized. On parting, he gave me a cup of instant noodles. On my way home, I saw Rod my white neighbour. He said that he just retired from his water recycling job. He needs a hobby, we both agreed. I emphasized that the Web has many hobby opportunities.

Source: tatoeba (10498162)

Brian is a regular at the cafe. He is a hunky man with long grey-streaked hair.

Source: tatoeba (10606553)

In this morning of the 14th of January of 2022, at the cafe, I was excited to see the big, hunky white man again, sitting with his laptop by the window. Today, he wore red, green, and black.

Source: tatoeba (10623487)

In the morning of the 21st of January of 2022, at the cafe, I saw that hunky man again that I saw previously, this time sitting with his red laptop at his usual spot near the window. He wore a red hooded jacket with a "W" on it and bulging dark grey pants. I was drinking iced black tea and eating potato chips.

Source: tatoeba (10634176)

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