🤢 Dirty or disgusting 🔧 Broken or faulty

mank

9.9

Very dirty and unpleasant to touch or use

adjective
/mæŋk/

Slang

: sucio

He couldn't believe how mank the hotel room was; it was filthy and uncomfortable.

Examples

After the party, the kitchen looked absolutely mank, with spills and crumbs everywhere.
The old sofa was so mank that no one wanted to sit on it.
To think that they're they're all posh on that said by a true mank or posh on that.

Synonyms

mangy

vsmank

Offensive

28 6.5

Worn and dirty, in bad condition

is broader, meaning general dirtiness or poor quality rather than just shabby look

manky

vsmank

Slang

1 9.9

Being dirty and unpleasant and of low quality

is the informal chiefly British form with stronger disgust

Antonyms

clean

∞ 1.0

Free from dirt or harmful things

pleasant

314 1.0

Giving a gentle feeling of enjoyment

How Disgusting

revolting

6 4.9

disgusting

531 1.3

filthy

183 1.5

mank

Slang

9.9

dirty

525 1.0

unpleasant

215 1.0

Surface Forms

mank positive

mankier comparative

mankiest superlative

Etymology

The word mank is British slang and a short form of manky, which means 'dirty' or 'unpleasant'. So if a room or an object looks filthy or gross, you can call it mank.