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but were afraid to ask: 
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tony barnhill
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Hey, you can tell he's a 'Bubba"!! Did you see his safety gear when he got out of the car? Cowboy boots, I think - & that's all!
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Answered my own question.
A Hoon is someone who drives too fast or recklessly.
It's also a verb. To hoon is to drive fast or recklessly or to show off i.e. peeling out, doing doughnuts, drifting, or engaging in illegal drag racing.
The word came from Australia, and is thought to be a shortening of hooligan. Hoons are a problem in parts of Australia, and some localities have anti-hoon laws.
A Donk is a Chevy Impala with 20-inch or larger diameter wheels. Derived from the Impala logo, which is supposed to resemble a donkey, but I don't see it.
Dubs are 20-inch diameter wheels, from double tens (twenty). I thought dubs came from "double u" (W), short for wheels, but what do I know? Not much, apparently.
From Urban Dictionary and Wikipedia.
A Hoon is someone who drives too fast or recklessly.
It's also a verb. To hoon is to drive fast or recklessly or to show off i.e. peeling out, doing doughnuts, drifting, or engaging in illegal drag racing.
The word came from Australia, and is thought to be a shortening of hooligan. Hoons are a problem in parts of Australia, and some localities have anti-hoon laws.
A Donk is a Chevy Impala with 20-inch or larger diameter wheels. Derived from the Impala logo, which is supposed to resemble a donkey, but I don't see it.
Dubs are 20-inch diameter wheels, from double tens (twenty). I thought dubs came from "double u" (W), short for wheels, but what do I know? Not much, apparently.
From Urban Dictionary and Wikipedia.
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You did use the winning word from about two weeks ago in Basil's guess the magic word...it was dictionary without capitalization. I guess you had to be there.