Pronoun Punk

Pronoun Punk a subgenre of science fiction similar to steampunk or cyberpunk that combines the aesthetics of the LGBT culture.

Oh look there goes a clown.
Oh no it’s just a Pronoun Punk

by AnonDoxy March 30, 2023

drug punk

A.) Not just music made by punk rockers who enjoy drugs, but also music that makes it very evident (in ways beside lyrics) how much said punk rockers enjoy using drugs.

B.) A practitioner of this music. Often lives a lifestyle according to this.

Flipper were only one quintessential example of a drug punk band.

by VyleKyleWillHaveHisRevenge December 30, 2009

Fool Punk

When someone commits an act which is rather dum dum, you simply call them a 'Fool Punk'

Alan: "What is the time?"
Joe: "Eh I don't know, 3 a'clock?"
Alan: "Its o'clock, you fool punk"
Joe: "Okay" *visibly sad*
Everyone: "What a fool punk!"

by Milo_Yong February 23, 2020

stem punk

term used to describe a subculture and movement of ecological activists rooted in the punk scene. It is a play on the term steam punk.

Stem punks engage in radical green activism by planting flowers and trees in urban spaces to improve communities, like making seed bombs or seed bombing.

by kimriot August 14, 2011

Daft Punk

A French DJ Duo that lasted from 1993 - February 22nd, 2021 their music was a form of story. Who unfortunately split up today as I’m writing this

Person 1: “Hey did you hear Daft Punk split up?”
Person 2: “Yeah, I cried for 5 hours

by Fffseuegvfewuvgdure February 22, 2021

punk Sinatra

quite simply, this is a term used to describe former Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry. His vocal crooning styles, his habit of wearing stylish clothes when he plays the piano, synthesizer, and occasionally guitar, his stylish, suave, sophisticated and elegant image that he shows in pictures, performance and video and the fact that Roxy Music inspired punk rock and New Wave leads to this designation. Today he pursues his solo career, sometimes covering artists that inspire him - like Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye and yes, Frank Sinatra. His sound is now generally the New Romantic and Eurodisco styles that Roxy Music laid the foundation for.

I heard Roxy Music on the radio and saw some of their videos (as well as Bryan Ferry solo)on MTV in the Eighties. In 1990 I had a buyer's card filled up with purchase punches which meant I could get a free album. The girl at the checkout said that the album I got (a Roxy best-of) was really good, and she said that Bryan Ferry is a "punk Sinatra". Man was she right! I've been a fan ever since.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice January 1, 2009

punk bitch

The individual who "catches" during intercourse between two males. Originating in correctional facilities throughout the country, making someone a "punk bitch" is a way to establish dominance among inmates.

Looks like some fresh fish just got in. Which one are you going to make your punk-bitch?

by Lamont November 9, 2004