jonx

1. slang Junk. A: "Want to come to the mountains with me this weekend?" B: "Can't. My mom is making me stay home and help clear out all the jonx in our attic."

2. slang By extension, one's genitals, especially a man's. I think I need to go to a doctor. There's something on my jonx that I'm pretty sure shouldn't be there.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

jonx

n. possessions; belongings. (A respelling of junks. Probably includes junk (sense 3).) I got to get my jonx. Then I’ll be right with you.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

What number are you calling from?
SAHM
clear (someone or something) out of (some place)
clear out of some place
gee whiz
junk heap
bio mom
(I) told you (so)
I told you so
bring (one) up on (something)

References in periodicals archive

The sound combination ks is marked with the letter x: jonx 'bow' (jonks), kauxa 'eight' (kavkso), surx 'ring' (surks).

The first period of Mordvin lexicography: 17-18th century glossaries and dictionaries

'Jonx' is the resident American, news presenter, music enthusiast.

Hear it in English. (Feature)

词组	jonx
释义	jonx jonx 1. slang Junk. A: "Want to come to the mountains with me this weekend?" B: "Can't. My mom is making me stay home and help clear out all the jonx in our attic." 2. slang By extension, one's genitals, especially a man's. I think I need to go to a doctor. There's something on my jonx that I'm pretty sure shouldn't be there. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. jonx n. possessions; belongings. (A respelling of junks. Probably includes junk (sense 3).) I got to get my jonx. Then I’ll be right with you. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: What number are you calling from? SAHM clear (someone or something) out of (some place) clear out of some place gee whiz junk heap bio mom (I) told you (so) I told you so bring (one) up on (something) References in periodicals archive The sound combination ks is marked with the letter x: jonx 'bow' (jonks), kauxa 'eight' (kavkso), surx 'ring' (surks). The first period of Mordvin lexicography: 17-18th century glossaries and dictionaries 'Jonx' is the resident American, news presenter, music enthusiast. Hear it in English. (Feature)
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