crounk
a slang word devised from the words cooch and junk that is used to refer to the female genitalia. First used by T. Jenkin
"She has a dirty crounk"
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Crounk
Crounk by Balaith Jr March 3, 2021
Related Words
crounk • Crounked • crunk • cronk • crunk juice • cronky • Cronkers • crunk nasty • cronked • Cronkey
Crunk Docta
Crunk Docta by angry ostrich September 4, 2009
crunk unit
A Crunk Unit is the measurement of alcohol. As a standard we use a single can (355mL) of 5% beer. We calculate the amount of alcohol in one can. 355mL x .05 = 17.75mL. Therefore 1 Crunk Unit (CU) is equal to 17.75mL of alcohol. What is the purpose of a Crunk Unit? Well with a standard unit we can now compare the cost per CU of different alcoholic beverages.
1 case of Kokanee = $18.95
1 can of Kokanee = $18.95/12 = $1.58
Kokanee = $1.58/CU (crunk unit)
1 bottle (750mL) of Smirnoff red label = $21.25
With 40% alcohol content each bottle contains 750mL x .40 = 300mL of alcohol.
CU = 300mL/17.75mL = 16.91 CU
Smirnoff Red Label = $21.25/16.91CU = $1.26/CU (crunk unit)
1 can of Kokanee = $18.95/12 = $1.58
Kokanee = $1.58/CU (crunk unit)
1 bottle (750mL) of Smirnoff red label = $21.25
With 40% alcohol content each bottle contains 750mL x .40 = 300mL of alcohol.
CU = 300mL/17.75mL = 16.91 CU
Smirnoff Red Label = $21.25/16.91CU = $1.26/CU (crunk unit)
crunk unit by IH8XC November 1, 2005
crunk face
crunk face by Captain Wreckless July 28, 2009
Cronkle
Aw man! My new lubriderm already formed a cronkle! (noun)
I rubbed it into my hand and got friggen cronkled! (verb)
“Mom I told you not to buy the cronkly soap again!” “Derrek you’re 46 and still living in my basement, I think you can go buy your own soap!” (adjective)
I rubbed it into my hand and got friggen cronkled! (verb)
“Mom I told you not to buy the cronkly soap again!” “Derrek you’re 46 and still living in my basement, I think you can go buy your own soap!” (adjective)
Cronkle by smartwoman12368 January 17, 2019
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