Dank in the Tank
To insinuate that oneself (or another) has sustained aptitude and success in their vocation or ambition. This commonly is used to describe a mood, quality of character or state of being.
“Dank in the Tank” is a figure of speech comparing ones success and maintained success to human fertility. The tank refers to the epididymus and it’s dank quality refers to having an excess of seminal fluid. However, it may also refer to a healthy reservoir, or a surplus of human potential.
It is not so much the peak of human development, but it is a state of continuous harmony and growth.
The opposite phrase would be “Dry in the Tank”, or simply “Dry”. Meaning barren and unsustainable.
“Dank in the Tank” is a figure of speech comparing ones success and maintained success to human fertility. The tank refers to the epididymus and it’s dank quality refers to having an excess of seminal fluid. However, it may also refer to a healthy reservoir, or a surplus of human potential.
It is not so much the peak of human development, but it is a state of continuous harmony and growth.
The opposite phrase would be “Dry in the Tank”, or simply “Dry”. Meaning barren and unsustainable.
“How you doing, bro?”
“It’s pretty dank in the tank”
“Have you seen Noah recently? He’s seems like he’s been pretty dank in the tank”
“My tank has never been so dank”
“It’s pretty dank in the tank”
“Have you seen Noah recently? He’s seems like he’s been pretty dank in the tank”
“My tank has never been so dank”
Dank in the Tank by The Word Excavator January 15, 2020
