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Used to produce a comedic effect in a confrontational manner. Hey Bob, how’s it going – unk! What was that? Unk! Sck, sck, scku-u-u-u-l, unk!
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used when refering to crackheads in the D.C metro area. lets go smash on some unks man.
lets throw some rocks at them unks sleepin at the bus stop son. |
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Usually refers to a crackhead; can also be used when talking to someone(not a crackhead) with crackhead characteristics or tendencies. Ay son, this unk trying to sell me a PS2 for a dub. U trying to go half?
Man, why you throw away my carryout. Nigga you a unk. |
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An endearing term, stemming from the word "uncle", that describes an older male friend, mentor, counselor, guardian, or paternal-figure, whom demonstrates unconditional love and concern for the well-being of teenage knuckleheads and delinquent thugs. Originates in the Juvenile Detention System, San Francisco, California. 1) "Unk says NO."
2) You best listen up and keep it real, cause Unk gone tell you to HANDLE YO BIZNASS and get right with yo'self. 3) He always talk smack about your streetname and flirt with yo mama - but we love him cause he's Unk. |
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Unk Is Another Word For Uncle
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What would be a dunk - if not for the fact that the rim rejected the attempt Did you see Tracy McGrady's unk the other night? That dude needs to open up a window on the 10th floor of the Toyota Center and then jump out.
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When you are even drunker than runk. The third stage in the "Drunk" scale, when things are getting a little messy. "Tonight I'm gonna get unk!"
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not quite a dunk but almost there. damn i unked on that fella.
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