crunk
- adjective
- /krʌŋk/
- Slang
- We in this bitch vinaigrette crunk, eyebrows on fleek.
Examples
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Yo, his name is Chet and you know he's crunk
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When the DJ played their favorite song, the crowd became crunk with excitement.
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I'm crunk like I'm Lil John
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The atmosphere was so crunk that everyone danced until dawn.
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At the party, the music was pumping, and everyone was feeling crunk.
Synonyms
Loud and energetic, like a happy crowd or party
Very wild and exciting in a fun, extreme way
Antonyms
How Excited
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crunk comes from Southern US slang where people used crunked to mean a mix of 'drunk' and 'crazy', and from crank as in 'crank up' or 'turn up' the music. So to call a party or person crunk is to say they are very excited, loud, and full of energy.