crunk

\Crunk\ (kru^ngk), Crunkle \Crun"kle\ (kru^ng"k'l), v. i. Cf. Icel. kr?nka to croak. To cry like a crane. Obs.

``The crane crunketh.'' --Withals (1608).

Your girlfriend was sure crunkin' when I was waxing it from the back.

by James December 14, 2004

crunk

Past tense of verb crank.

Yesterday I crunk my cat's tail and she hissed at me.

by Iwan September 26, 2005

crunk

word play of crazy and drunk and also can mean to be drunk and high at the same time.

I am so crunk.
Get crunk in the club

by prob July 23, 2005

crunk

Crazy, to get pumped up, to get fired up, exited.
It DOES NOT mean Drunk, or fucked up.

"Stand up and get CRUNK"--that does not mean stand up and get drunk, or stand up and get fucked.
"Get some CRUNK in your system"--Doesnt mean get some drunk in your system or get fucked up in your system.

by LauraG October 29, 2005

Crunk

hype; off the chain.
Originally, getting cranked up or cranking a party up; Crunk eventually was derived from this.

"Bredren, you just missed the crunkest party of the year"

"Maaaaaan. I was so crunk when I came up $400 in craps"

by aggtown March 31, 2005

crunked

extremely drunk, smashed out of your mind.

Oh man, I was fucking crunked last night!

by mommabear March 20, 2007

Crunk

Cool or hip.

That new movie was crunk.

by Jefe March 30, 2003