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Question

Brittish Donkey Punch, what do Americans call it?

Answer 1

The word donkey is one of the most etymologically obscure in the English language. Until quite recent times, the standard word was ***, which has clear cognates in most other Indo-European languages. No credible cognate for donkey has yet been identified, though it is possible that it is a diminutive of dun (dull greyish-brown), a typical donkey colour; and originally, "donkey" was pronounced to rhyme with monkey.

In the late 18th century, the word donkey started to replace ***, almost certainly to avoid confusion with the word ****, which, due to sound changes that had affected the language, had come to be pronounced the same way The /ɑ:s/ pronunciation of *** was eventually restored to /æs/ in order to reserve the distinction, but not without the curious consequence of American English losing the word **** entirely and assigning its meaning to ***.

So in America it will still be a donkey punch lol

Answer 2

American here.  It's just called a Donkey Punch.

Watch Patrice explain it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eosTp6hWs...

Answer 3

no the Russian equivalent would be with a knife instead of a fist

Answer 4

Americans invented the Donkey Punch

Answer 5

Americans call the donkey the next morning

Answer 6

the answer to this is very rude, and should not be allowed on this site. Children may google it.

Answer 7

americans call it texas chimp