mank
- adjective
- /mæŋk/
- Slang
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estropeado
- The vending machine is mank again, so I can't get a drink.
Examples
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This old laptop is so mank that it crashes every time I turn it on.
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This phone is mank and won't turn on.
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After the accident, his bike was completely mank and wouldn't move.
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I can't believe how mank this old laptop is!
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This old laptop is so mank that it crashes every time I turn it on.
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The vending machine is mank again, so I can't get a drink.
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After the accident, his bike was completely mank and wouldn't move.
Synonyms
57
3.9
Having a fault that makes something not work properly
31
1.0
Damaged or not whole and not working
3
7.7
Not working correctly, often for devices, apps, or websites
2
7.2
Not working because it is broken
1
9.9
An object that is poor quality and often breaks, like an old phone or car
A part that does not work properly or is weak, often for body parts and machines
Antonyms
How Broken
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember mank when it means 'broken' is to think of something so dirty or badly damaged it does not work, like a muddy old bike. That's why people also use mank for items or machines that are defective or not working.