honkie , auch: honkey , auch: honky

For a man to enter a Honkie village was sacrilege.

"Hey, honkie, if you really want to help us, come this way.

The honkie from Serious Crimes kind of fell on himself.

"I don't know nothing, so you'd better back off, honkie."

The Honkie religion was not to be meddled with?

The Honkie struggled again to convey his meaning in Earth language.

"What the hell is this honkie doing here?"

Doing his Uncle Tom bit for the benefit of the dumb honkie cop.

"I don't like it that some honkie fruitcake is going around this city wasting black women," Tony said.

The meeting did not serve as a place to air blind bitterness against 'the honkie.'"

You get the idea that Honkie religion is good regulations for them, an' ain't to be meddled with.

The Honkie labored on, his leathery, expressionless face giving no sign that he heard the man's words.

"The dew-god destroyed him because he broke the law," said the Honkie respectfully.

"Must be a honkie thing," he said.

"My friend," said Fahnes ironically, knowing the Honkie would not understand.

"I'm going to bust up this honkie!"

Regulations got sense behind 'em-even the Honkie regulations that they think are religion.

In half an hour he reached the slaty-blue soil on which the crops of the Honkie village were grown.

It was forbidden by Honkie religion!

"Lord, the bright stones are covered by the holiness for a large space," said the Honkie chieftain apologetically.

You hear me, honkie.