A term derived from 'planking' & 'walking' it literally means to plank in-front of someone who is trying to get somewhere.
Lanking was founded by members of ''WWDD''
(what we do daily)
Lanking was founded by members of ''WWDD''
(what we do daily)
''dude i think that kid looks like a perfect victim to lank on''
or
''dude that kid was liek OMG! when i lank'd him''
or
''dude that kid was liek OMG! when i lank'd him''
by Willsgotbeer October 03, 2011
by Grei Boi May 16, 2006
by danson March 22, 2005
South African slang, is used to give emphasis to something (a replacement for very). Mostly used amongst surfers, but has become incresingly prolific amongst young people in South Africa.
by skitzodee September 13, 2005
-"What's goin down tonight hay?"
-"I'm not sure yet."
-"When you find out, LANK, aight?"
-"Aight, my nig. I'll holla."
-"I'm not sure yet."
-"When you find out, LANK, aight?"
-"Aight, my nig. I'll holla."
by Kessel S. December 10, 2006
A further set of popular South African senses beyond the most common "very" are those meaning "many", "a lot" or "very much"
There were lank people on the beach that day.
In an attempt to lose weight, he's been running lank.
She's really nice; I dig her lank.
In an attempt to lose weight, he's been running lank.
She's really nice; I dig her lank.
by Quarkman October 18, 2006