punkass

An annoying young person who has not yet had life beat the attitude out of them.

Dude was a real punkass, til he tried that shit with some bikers. He ain't pretty no more.

by WadeB January 26, 2007

punk house

A house that punks usually hang out at, have concerts and parties there. Out of town bands that come through to play are usually able to stay for free and get gas money from the show.

Hey man, have you heard of that punk house that they have shows at?

by Devil Tiger March 15, 2007

punk mocker

A person who may wear the clothes and look the part, but has absolutely no idea what punk rock music really is about. Also known as a poseur.

Did you see that punk mocker buying that Sex Pistols mousepad at Hot Topic?

by Ryan is BAAAAAAAAAAAAD! January 24, 2009

Punkalunk

Someone who acts like a punk, but in a funny way.

You're such a freakin punkalunk.

by DanteJW1992 December 16, 2008

daft punk

As a verb, meaning to meet someone and "get lucky" on a night out, after the hit song of summer 2013

"Hey bro, I heard you daft punked with that fit girl last night, sweet!"

by triffic January 11, 2014

Golden Parachute Punk

A CEO who gets a fat paycheck after running a company into the ground.

Marge lost her 401K and all her company stock was worthless but the Golden Parachute Punk who drove the company into bankruptcy got a severance package of 20 million...the douche.

by Brett Burkhardt April 27, 2008

proto-punk

a hard-to-classify group of bands and performers who laid the foundation for and inspired punk rock's development in the mid-1970s. These acts sported tough guy looks, rebellious attitudes, the longest hair in the neighborhood, sometimes simple 3-chord arrangements and/or feedback and garage band aesthetics. Some of these acts were called "punk rock" by critics in the late 60s and early 70s. That label later was applied to later bands of the mid-70s, starting with the Ramones. Elvis Presley may be the original "proto-punk" rocker. He wore denim and leather, wore his hair long for the 50s, swiveled his hips provacatively, rode motorcycles, sneered when he sang, and more. The term "proto-punk" wasn't used until after punk itself came into its own.

Here are some examples of proto-punk acts:
The Kinks
The Who
Velvet Underground
The Stooges
The MC5
? and the Mysterians
The Seeds
New York Dolls
Roxy Music
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Rolling Stones
... and many more.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice November 20, 2006