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to crunk

to crunk

1 9.9
To be very excited and wild, often by dancing at a party
  • verb
  • /krʌŋk/
  • Slang
translation icon : fiesta
  • Get crunked!

Examples

  • They step up to each other and get served by crunking, or popping and locking.

  • Then it crunk back up, and the lights come back on, and then it went real slow past the drive, and it turned around in the road and pulled right into the gravel drive, and when it did, the light shone right on me.

  • - It is Get Crunked Hour, okay?

  • And your son, his little imaginary friend that teaches him curse words and gets him crunk off vodka!

  • The kind of rhetoric that cost the Republicans so dearly on November 6 just got Crunked up.

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  • We keep it crunked up ♪

  • ♪ ♪ It bigger than ♪ ♪ hip-hop, hip-hop ♪ ♪ D.P.'s got that crazy shit we keep it crunked up ♪ ♪ Come on, blaze this shit ♪ ♪ D.P.'s got that crazy shit

  • Everyone at the party started to crunk as soon as the DJ played the latest hits.

  • As the night went on, they all began to crunk more wildly, dancing and laughing together.

  • The crowd really knows how to crunk whenever the favorite song comes on.

Synonyms

to rollick
vsto crunk
4 7.3

To play and move in a loud, happy way

is more extreme and wild, often tied to intense partying or dancing

Antonyms

to calm down
  • Informal
594 1.4

To become less angry, excited, or upset

66 1.0

Stay seated without moving

How Energetic

to wildin'
  • Slang
9.9
to crunk
  • Slang
1 9.9
to party
  • Informal
298 3.0
to dance
1.0
to move
1.0

Surface Forms

crunk infinitive
crunked past
crunked past participle
crunking present participle
crunks third person singular

Etymology

Crunk as a verb comes from people saying crunked or cranked when they got very excited or wild at a party. So to crunk is to party, dance, or behave in a loud, energetic way.