The term "donkey in the room" is a variation of the more commonly known phrase "elephant in the room," which refers to an obvious issue or problem that everyone is aware of but chooses to ignore. The use of "donkey" instead of "elephant" can add a humorous or whimsical tone to the situation. Essentially, it highlights a significant topic that needs to be addressed but is being overlooked in discussions.
A donkey is an ass. Therefore if you are playing poker like a donkey you are playing like an ass. Our poker group uses this term all the time. Basically it means you make stupid moves or play like a rookie.
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The wife of a donkey is referred to as a "jenny" or "jennet." This term specifically denotes a female donkey, while the male is called a "jack." Together, they are commonly known as "donkeys."
A baby donkey is called a "गाढवाचं बाळ" (gāḍhvācha bāḷ) in Marathi. The term "गाढव" (gāḍhav) refers to a donkey, and "बाळ" (bāḷ) means baby or young one.
Donkey is not sold in the United States. Donkey and Horse meat are not legal to buy or sale in the United States.
The tagalog term for donkey is asno/buriko
a rich room
The Tagalog term for donkey is "kalabaw."
To be quite honest
Standing Room Only
A donkey is an ass. Therefore if you are playing poker like a donkey you are playing like an ass. Our poker group uses this term all the time. Basically it means you make stupid moves or play like a rookie.
no. it was first used in the 1800 as a term meaning wealthy, well dressed man, not an insult.... as some idiots may think.
long live donkey
Your mother rode a donkey for pineapples last night.
"Mula" can mean "mule" in Spanish, which is a hybrid between a donkey and a horse. It can also be a slang term for money or cash.
A "timeout" was performed in the room prior to procedure
Donkey.