Kongo

She had picked up the kongo, and the Colt Python was in her hand. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

On the second pace her right foot came down on the fallen kongo, and the ankle turned as she jumped. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

Modesty's side-step barely let the foot carry past her ribs; she darted in and struck with the kongo, aiming for the side of the neck. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

With both hands, the left on top of the gripped kongo for extra power, she struck down with all her strength, coldly and deliberately aiming for the killer-poiat on the temple. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

It was a kongo, or yawara stick, a thing of hard smooth wood, shaped like an elongated dumbbell so that the shaft fitted into the palm with the mushroom-shaped ends protruding from the clenched fist. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

She stood poised, one foot jammed against the man's neck, holding the arm rigid, crushing the kongo against the nerve. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

When the black rod with the mushroom-shaped ends was jerked hard it came loose-and she had a kongo in her hand. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

Her right arm swept across the floor, groping for the kongo, a brick, anything to strike with. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

One hand darted out to grip him by the hair, the other came down like a hammer, the lower butt of the kongo striking precisely below the ear. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

The kongo was gripped against his wrist bone, pressing on a nerve. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

She slipped the kongo into its squeeze pouch in the ribbing at the bottom of her sweater. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

The kongo fell, and Modesty backed with small shuffling steps, working the numbed fingers to restore life to them. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

The kongo was in her hand as she came through the window, swerving to one side as she made a snapshot appreciation of the scene. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

The fingers of her right hand sought the kongo clamped under her left armpit; only minutes ago she had eased the little weapon out from within the firmly bound chignon which hung at the nape of her neck. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

She struck sideways with the kongo, and the jutting hardwood knob drove into the dorsum of his hand. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

Now the kongo was in her left hand, and in her right was the little MAB Brevete automatic, drawn from the soft leather holster belted beneath her sweater. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

She picked up her handbag, and slipped the kongo inside it. ❋ O'Donnell, P. (1965)

On examination it proved to be one of those _kongo_ canes, the support to feet and belly of the devout in their long pilgrimages, sign manual of the pious intent of the bearer. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

At this point it widens into a _kongo_, or pool, and it was here, they told me, that the crocodile mostly lived, subsisting on the native oxen -- the short-horned ❋ Unknown (1928)

Rio-bu-Shinto or Sinbutsu-kongo (fusion of Shintoism and Buddhism) practically ceasing to exist in 1868, this theory has also ceased to be believed. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

[Fuck off] kongo ❋ Peter (2004)

[sonic the hedgehog]: omg it’s kongo! [waluigi]: yes kongo is a [stud] ❋ Brendan :) (2020)

kongo [ur gay].[i know] ❋ Tommy (2003)

He was [gone], then he pulled a Kongo! He's been [knocked down] several times, but he'll [rise] again like the Kongo. ❋ Inspiredworlds (2011)

[geeze] what is that [fat thing] in front of me...oh it's just [kongo] ❋ Lee (2004)

[Ashleigh] and [ruth] ❋ Brent (2003)

dude [i beat] on [monicas] tits last [nite] like donkey kongo ❋ Brak O Bick (2011)

My [kongo nut] just [scraped] the floor. Man, I bet that guy's kongo nut [is crazy]. ❋ 007hippo (2009)

" [ah man] i gave this chick a kongo musket last night, she was [gagging] [like crazy]! ❋ Craze495 (2009)

U like Kongo Blue? U l00ser! ❋ Avab Cac (2009)