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shapius crunkus 

Denny's employees who have asses in the front and back.
It's hard to get my job done with all these shapius crunkus in the way.

Shapius crunkus bent over and ripped his pants.

crunkubine 

A 'crunk-concubine'...A lady friend who wants nothing more than to have sex after drinking and smoking weed....ALL your weed.
Hey Jerry, that Macy Gray lookin' pooba will be your crunkubine if you show her that quarter of of chronic.
crunkubine by beerlawyer May 8, 2010

CRUNKULY 

Noun, plural-lies. - The act of expressing hardcore feelings for the month of July, the seventh month of the year, containing 31 days which includes drinking festivites and working with fire.
Tomas: "Yo! What are you getting into tonight"
DJ: "YEAH! WE BOUT TO GO TO THAT ONE LOUNGE!"
Tomas: "MAN I"M FEELIN ESPECIALLY MONSTERIFIC NOW THATS IT"S CRUNKULY!"
CRUNKULY by TOM'BE ZOMBIE July 9, 2010

Crunkasaurus Rex 

1. The king of all crunkasaurus.

2. Full on crunkasaurus status.

3. Getting your SERIOUS drink on.
"Yo, that dude is a full on Crunkasaurus Rex"

"I'm about to get my Crunkasaurus Rex face on tonight"

"Crunkasaurus Rex is in the m-therf-ing house"

Crunkistan

Compton, Queens, the entire cities of Detroit and New Orleans are all prime examples of Crunkistan
Crunkistan by mackerel daddy November 28, 2009

crunkaso 

A powerful, wild, drunken punch that connects and often knocks out the opponent. A combination of "crunk" and "chingaso".
Man, that fight was square, except for that last crunkaso. Se puso bien chevere despues. <It was awesome after that.>
crunkaso by Noir April 29, 2008
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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