by Citygirl2810 December 9, 2018
by Coochigang April 7, 2020
when a food is similar to being crunchy but has more of an open, harder cronk energy to it when consumed, a subtle yet important difference
by cryptidcronk May 17, 2022
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by Heavens777 August 5, 2023
You know, I am getting sick and tired of these fake cronkies and their supremacy feelings that they show.
by Heavens777 August 27, 2023
Slang used to described something as being sickly, depressing and painful in the early 1980s .
The word is thought to have originated from the Old Dutch word "cranc" meaning "weak", where the German word kränken ("To make ill") comes from. Historians believe that British soldiers during World War I started using the word Cronky to refer to the rations they were given in the trenches which later was rediscovered briefly in the 1980s after being used in an episode of "King of the Ghetto".
The word is thought to have originated from the Old Dutch word "cranc" meaning "weak", where the German word kränken ("To make ill") comes from. Historians believe that British soldiers during World War I started using the word Cronky to refer to the rations they were given in the trenches which later was rediscovered briefly in the 1980s after being used in an episode of "King of the Ghetto".
I'm finding this soup is making me feel cronky.
Will you please excuse my partner Shawn, lately he's been cronking up the whole room.
Will you please excuse my partner Shawn, lately he's been cronking up the whole room.
by Gerald von Roth-Meyer May 9, 2023