skank
- noun
- /skæŋk/
- Slur
- 'Cause she's a selfish skank.
- call someone a skank
- fucking skank
- slut and skank
Oh, it's a little Halloween skank, right?
- Oh, it's a little Halloween skank, right?
- You're OK with whore and slut and trash and home wrecker, but not skank?
Examples
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"You're a skank who can't be bothered with divorce."
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Did you see David with some skank?
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The virgin or the skank?
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What's with that skank Heather?
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You two are such skanks.
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I can't let you marry this skank.
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By the way, Bruce Jenner, divorce the skank, take the money and run.
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So who's the skank?
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We are skanks.
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I can't believe you would call someone a skank just because she made a mistake.
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Etymology
Skank used as an insult for a woman probably grew from skanky meaning 'dirty' or 'low', and people used it to attack someone's moral or sexual reputation, which is why this word is offensive and should be avoided.