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The feeling you get when you are toking on some good pretenda kind. I.E skunk buds.
"man I'm feeling skrunked off that weed." "Yeah It's preety close to the kind but it was way cheaper."
SKRUNKED by scranton October 18, 2006
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you almost got the good greenys, but not quite, but you are still blown. SKRUNKED. And it didn't kill your wallet.
Twenty of this will get you skrunked. OR. Man I'm skrunked and Why don't you get your fat ass up and go to the liquor store cause im buying.
skrunked by scranton October 17, 2006
Coined by DJ KChop of the NWArk. Srunked means not stoned. not drunk. but Stoned and Drunk! When both, you are skrunked. See also...skrunkity, skrunk, skrunkzed.
My niggas all skrunked up!
We all be gettin' skrunked tonite!
I been so skrunked off dat shtuff I'm ready for da tweak.
skrunked by DJ KChop June 21, 2009
When you are so drunk, you are drunk as a skunk.
Kristin had 3 beers and was fucking skrunked.

Are you skunked

Are you crazy. For example:

Abdi: "WALLAHI I'M NOT GIVING YOU MY P'S

Y.MStizzy: Blud are you skunked?
Are you skunked by Y.MStizzy February 18, 2020

Are you skunked

Are you mad or are you crazy
Used by the legendary Mbbants
Mbbants: can you give me that 5 star rating

Customer: no way I'm giving you 5 stars

Mbbants: what! Are you skunked g give me that 5 star now g are you skunked
Are you skunked by Ash Boens June 2, 2020
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