punky
- adjective
- /ˈpʌŋki/
- Informal
- The moment he's gone, the rumpled blankets next to Michael shift, and a cute, punky 16-year-old girl emerges from hiding under the comforter.
- punky hair
- punky girl
- little punky
Nice beautiful finger guitar and there's also some like really driving, hard hitting, more punky guitar.
- Nice beautiful finger guitar and there's also some like really driving, hard hitting, more punky guitar.
- There's a band I believe started punky and then became an awesome band who I love and that is Green Day.
- I like to be playful with my accessories and try to introduce something with a little edge, a little punkier.
- She was all like punky gothicky, you know, much like this girl's walking towards me, got a dress on, nice top jacket, holding this guy's hands.
Examples
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Losing My Mind and Over Ambitious are both really fantastic, like pop punky but with like a little tinge of country kind of element to them as well.
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And he's got punky, spiky hair.
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That I was a punky, odd, weird kid.
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We did a floral green, a blue, a yellow, and then we got real punky and used black.
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And it's that superhero that I love to lean into, the punky within all of us.
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It is now crowded with people: black, white, punky, and street chic; a lot of leather.
Fiction book (1992) -
If you like that punky, rocky, Southern rock and roll thing, then meet Arliss Nancy; they're one of your new favorite bands.
Blog text (11) -
She was all like punky gothicky, you know, much like this girl's walking towards me, got a dress on, nice top jacket, holding this guy's hands.
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Mallory gets a big handful of audience applause as she comes down the stairs, dressed to the nines, punky, sexy, ready to trot—yet with a sweet girl's expression, maybe with braces.
Fiction book (1994) -
Her punky outfit featured a torn leather jacket and bright purple hair.
Synonyms
Looks stylish in an unusual and original way
Having a creative, unusual style like an artist
Having a smart, lively, and slightly bold look or manner
Having a rough, rebellious style like rock bands
How Rebellious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Punky The word punky comes from punk, the music and style that means 'rough' and 'rebellious', so punky describes someone or something with a wild, rebellious look or sound.