wonk|wonks in English
one who studies or works too much; one who is full of oneself (Slang)
Use "wonk|wonks" in a sentence
1. Calderon is a climate wonk.
2. That is turning Newark into a magnet for education - policy wonks.
3. Covering " Abracadabra, " we present to you, Wonk- Eyed- Dog.
4. But a new breed of policy wonk is having second thoughts.
5. A policy wonk by nature, he likes the nitty-gritty, which is no bad thing.
6. For a dedicated policy wonk, he also spends a lot of time on television.
7. The bridge from student firebrand to policy wonk was a new career as a management consultant.
8. Mr Bush has been careful to balance practical types like his defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, with policy wonks.
9. A frustrated policy wonk in the CIA who felt he could do better than his superiors.
10. 14) The bridge from student firebrand to policy wonk was a new career as a management consultant.
11. As the NEC's deputy for domestic policy issues, Sperling has functioned as both policy wonk and political guru.
12. Could I wait until Abnesti came in, wonk him, try to race past Barry or Hans, make a break for the Main Door?
13. The UK project is led by policy wonk David Halpern, a key part of Cameron's Downing Street brain trust and head of the Behavioural Insight Team.
14. 11) The UK project is led by policy wonk David Halpern, a key part of Cameron's Downing Street brain trust and head of the Behavioural Insight Team.
15. A year ago, when policy wonks and defence officials gathered in Singapore at the Shangri-La hotel for their annual "dialogue" on the subject, a chill was in the air.
16. Auto racing wonks know Gordon Murray as a designer of winning Formula One cars, who also happened to devise one of the fastest sports cars of the past 20 years -- the McLaren F1.
17. Auto racing wonks know Gordon Murray as a designer of winning Formula One cars, who also happened to devise one of the fastest sports cars of the past 20 years -- the McLaren F
18. Once an Internet wonk who helped a mid-1990s Microsoft wake up to the Web, Allard led the team that created Microsoft's biggest non-PC consumer success story--the Xbox video game business.