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crunk't by Alex Whitney July 29, 2005
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crunk't by Alex Whitney/Toby Lentz August 16, 2005
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Crunk ain’t dead
Similar in use to “this ain’t it chief” used as a way to deter people from proceeding in something, or to tell them that something isn’t right, whether situational or verbal. It can also be used when you have nothing else to say. It can be paired with any type of sentence structure
Crunk ain’t dead by Crunk Ain’t dead November 19, 2018
crunk tight
crunk tight by CT P. August 3, 2007
Crunk Tuesday
A college event that began in Orange County, CA by a group of drunken friends who decided to go against the grain and party on a Tuesday night to celebrate one of their friend's birthdays. This led to even more debauchery on Tuesday nights such as spontaneous road trips to Mexico as well as localized dance parties in California.
Today, "Crunk Tuesdays" is an everyday term in most California college dormitories and other college dwellings alike. At it's core, Crunk Tuesdays is a party held every Tuesday night during the active school semester at a house or apartment. However, for others it's more than that; it's a stress outlet for thrill-seeking, adventuresome young people who aren't content with the 2-day weekend. If you will, it's a once-in-a-college-opportunity to live on the edge and meet others that do too.
Today, "Crunk Tuesdays" is an everyday term in most California college dormitories and other college dwellings alike. At it's core, Crunk Tuesdays is a party held every Tuesday night during the active school semester at a house or apartment. However, for others it's more than that; it's a stress outlet for thrill-seeking, adventuresome young people who aren't content with the 2-day weekend. If you will, it's a once-in-a-college-opportunity to live on the edge and meet others that do too.
After my last class at 9 PM I will be at Crunk Tuesdays with my Heineken mini-keg and a bottle of 151!
Crunk Tuesday by Don Johnston December 9, 2008
crunk teeth
Fake teeth that you can temporarily put in your mouth. They are usually gold in color but can vary. Their main purpose is to make you look good when you are partying.
Most recently made famous by Leroy Wells during his audition on American Idol.
Most recently made famous by Leroy Wells during his audition on American Idol.
crunk teeth by Greg Albanese January 28, 2005
crunk trunks
crunk trunks by damn it feels good to be a gangster March 2, 2007
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