\Crunk\ (kru^ngk), Crunkle \Crun"kle\ (kru^ng"k'l), v. i. Cf. Icel. kr?nka to croak. To cry like a crane. Obs.
``The crane crunketh.'' --Withals (1608).
Your girlfriend was sure crunkin' when I was waxing it from the back.
Your girlfriend was sure crunkin' when I was waxing it from the back.
by James December 14, 2004
by Iwan September 13, 2005
by prob July 7, 2005
"Stand up and get CRUNK"--that does not mean stand up and get drunk, or stand up and get fucked.
"Get some CRUNK in your system"--Doesnt mean get some drunk in your system or get fucked up in your system.
"Get some CRUNK in your system"--Doesnt mean get some drunk in your system or get fucked up in your system.
by LauraG October 13, 2005
past particple of the word crank.
if you crank it up... you got it crunk.
as defined by andre who dropped the word back in 96 or so.
if you crank it up... you got it crunk.
as defined by andre who dropped the word back in 96 or so.
by the crunken master. December 4, 2004
by timben July 2, 2006
"Crunk" is a mispelled word that somebody accidentally mistyped into their text message to someone else when they actually meant to say they were drunk. It is possible that they were using T-9 Predictive Text which, honestly, does have its limitations and may have garbled the intended message.
How it went from a simple mistake to a hip-hop movement is anybody's guess.
How it went from a simple mistake to a hip-hop movement is anybody's guess.
by altek001 January 9, 2007