Slunk

A chunky person who smells like body odor and is wildly promiscuous.

What is that slunk thinking? She looks horrible in a bikini. Did you smell her yet?

by Ranchgirls November 29, 2020

Shunk

The term 'Shunk' has become synonymous with what one of a hygiene conscious persuasion would earnestly regard as a smelly, scruffy bastard. Its use originated from a family of smelly, scruffy bastards (with surname of 'Shunk') who used to live in the Sanfields area of Port Talbot. The more fortunate residents of Port Talbot who live in the neighbouring wards of Baglan, Margam, Taibach and Cwmavon regard all people living in Sandfields as shunks as they are all smelly, scruffy bastards. Sean Phelan is one such shunk, you probably remember him from being the only shunk in the band Aubrey Straw. You wouldn't want to be a shunk, oh no!

You fucking shunk! (Singular) You fucking shunks! (plural)

by Lord Caradog September 8, 2007

Slunking

The act of sliding down a chair until you're laying down with your butt hanging off.

He enjoyed slunking in his chair. She slunked so hard she fell out of her chair.

by Lexiiiie January 3, 2018

schunk

to insert ones penis to the base

I put my cock in your old lady and it was like "schunk"

by Jayshaw December 18, 2007

slunkmeat

It has no real definition, but it's derogatory and can describe a skank or someone that your friend has already fucked, sloppy seconds.

Greg: Hey Tom, how are you? I was thinking, I sure wouldn't mind if you fucked my ex-girlfriend Vicki.

Tom: No way! Do you think that I would fuck that piece of slunkmeat?

by Tom January 30, 2004

slunky

A slunky is a blow-job which involves an excessive amounts of saliva generated by the sucker. This term was first used by comedian Jamie Kennedy in the documentary "Heckler."

Nothing feels better when a girl gives me a long, hot slunky.

by 3rdpetshopboy April 21, 2009

shunkle

To shine or glitter, particularly of less delicate items e.g. chunky jewellery rather than fine diamonds.

Look at that christmas tree shunkle in the sunlight.

by Richard Womersley January 12, 2006