manky

Foul, putrid, crawling, nasty, odiferous.

Your underwear, after three consecutive days use.

by Stuart September 10, 2003

manky

Slang originating in London England but now widespread. Means something that is nasty or rank. Can also mean an unpleasant feeling.

"God I feel so manky this morning."

by Karl Steiger January 31, 2004

manky

highly disgusting, really really really smelly. ugly, bad in general. horrible, nappy, normally refers to hair, odor, or ones appearance

What is that godawful manky stench about this room?

by danii curry January 17, 2004

Manky

Adjective
Manky is something that is filthy and disgusting. Variant- Manked, adjective, meaning inherently awful and broken.
Variant- Mank, noun, meaning a person often old or disabled. Derogatory.

Dazza: Oi Daxon chuck us your book real quick mate
Daxon: yeah here you but it is absolutely fucking manked so beware
Dazza: OH FUCKING HELL THIS SHIT IS MANKY ITS ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING WHAT THE FUCK IS ON THAT SHIT EW! DAXON WHY THE FUCK IS YOUR BOOK SO MANKED UP?!

by (mostly) aussie slang ; September 02, 2022

manky

This spelling originated with lower scots. Given the 'auld alliance' it is taken from the french; Manque meaning lacking or defective. The scots simplified the defective and applied it to everything spoiled or dirty, excessively so.

See they socks, they're dead manky

by geda February 04, 2008

Manky

Manky is a commonly used word in British secondary schools, and is used to describe something nasty or disgusting. This can go from the school's spare kits or to that one scruffy girl who you just can't stand...

"Ew, Rebecca is actually manky. She doesn't brush her teeth!"
"These spare shorts are manky, I swear that the teachers don't wash them..."
"This burger is manky. The meat's not even fully cooked!"

by idk_definitions December 31, 2019

Manky

Literal meaning of the work is similar to "gross"

That dead body is Manky

by shaun williams April 07, 2006