Crunk

1) being drunk and high (usually on marijuana)

2)an expression used to hype up the party

1) Dave:Man, I was so crunk last night

2) Terrel: Yo, let's get it crunk up in here!

by Derkchy May 3, 2009

Crunk

Stemming from the latin root "krunkus," meaning "to give praise to the God of wine, Bacchus," this popular current form of the word is typically used by urban roughians to describe a state of euphoria derived from copious use of "Dom", "Kris", "herb" or "cri-zack."

Let us retire to the club, so that we might become crunk.

by The Special Sauce October 14, 2004

Crunk

To get a party or any event jumping.(originated in Memphis,Tn.)

This party is lame. DJ Spyder would have this thang crunk if he was there.

by Stefan April 21, 2004

Crunk

Traditionally inserted by a scream of the band accompaniment of the Fairfield(OH) High School Choraliers in their show choir performances. Meant to excite the audience of performances with their song and dance. Has nothing to do with drinking and illicit drugs.

Let's get crunk!

by manfriend53 October 4, 2008

Crunk

African American word used to exemplify absolutely nothing pertaining to the significance of being dumb.

ex: We are about to get crunk up in here.

ex: Shall we get crunk Margaret and act like riddlesome fools?

by Bekim May 5, 2005

Crunk

Very Very Very Energized/Electrified

"Let's Get Crunk in this Mother*****"

by LJ from NJ January 27, 2007

Crunk

Originally Chinese, meaning "To eat with joy". But it's not used as a joining of two words "Crazy & Drunk"

Dang, yesterday was Crunk

by WarriorLi March 10, 2005