Chanku 

adjective, meaning related to or reminiscent of Kate Douglas's werewolf-like species, the Chanku (also noun). can be used in reference to things that are wolf-like, relating to group sex and/or beastiality, or involving a full moon and the woods.

His wolf-like appearance made my pussy weep, it was so Chanku.

Chanku by a369 August 14, 2010

Clank 

Known as a term in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, calling someone a "clank" means that they are a rusty piece of machinery. This is offensive to people in the title due to the term being used against those with mechanical augmentations. Calling someone a "clank" is similar in context to calling a robot "scrap metal" or a "voided warranty".

"Watch yourself... Clank."

"You clanks take your neuropozyne shots yet?"

"Naturals don't need the paperwork. But as for you, clank..."

Clank by PearFinch March 16, 2019

Crankenstein 

Someone who is especially cranky.

My husband is a Crankenstein in the morning.

Crankenstein by Elise Annie Johnson June 18, 2006

Cranky 

1) Referring to a boat that is liable to capsize
2) The sexual act of tossing salad when extremely angry or upset

-My boats been cranky lately so I won't sail it
-And right in the middle of the argument, Barry just flipped me over and gave me a wicked cranky

Cranky by Sam April 17, 2005

Cranky 

If a situation is cranky, it is uncomfortable and you wish you could avoid it. It is most likely going to be a painful experience for your soul.

Its gonna be so cranky meeting my girlfriends parents.

Cranky by Andy March 17, 2005

Chanking 

Chewing loudly with your mouth open. Usual offenders are people chewing gum, or those that have blocked sinuses who are unable to chew with their mouths closed. Name comes from the 'chanka-chanka-chanka' sound of someone doing this.

Just my luck to be stuck on a train full of people chanking loudly on their food.

Chanking by ChayD November 9, 2016

wrist cankle 

Morbid obisity of the wrists, resembling that of a calf-ankle.

"I bought you a braclet, but forgot to take in to account your wrist cankles."

wrist cankle by the great pair of deuces March 9, 2012