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skank

VERB
  1. dance the skank
NOUN
  1. any substance considered disgustingly foul or unpleasant
  2. a rhythmic dance to reggae music performed by bending forward and extending the hands while bending the knees

How To Use skank In A Sentence

  • Most of the time, though, from what we've heard, they keep their folk tunes and their skanking ones separate, but when the elements do combine it's reggae-folk with Latin American harmonies and flavour. Melodica, Melody + Me (No 844)
  • When I realized I could track the GPS in his cellphone, I swung by earlier. Gave him a proper burial. It's better than rotting in some skank's basement.
  • Every boy wanted to go out with Jessica, even if they claimed they didn't because she was a slut, a skank, or she had a horrible personality.
  • I pity the fool who calls her skank and tramp and trollop and slut. Paris Hilton Is a Medical Miracle
  • Rhinos … WHOLE FKN KINGDOM IS IN FEAR … and well it fkn should be, for death and chaos, shall decent upon his skanky arse, wreak HAVOCK and fkn RETRIBUTION in biblical fkn scales. Cheeseburger Gothic » Brief note from Der Bünker.
  • You wouldn't be ashamed if you were caught skanking to this.
  • Well, the term "skank" is rooted in the discipline of brewing to refer to the final mixture of kieselguhr and yeast. BSNYC Morbid Death Quiz! (Formerly the "Friday Fun Quiz")
  • She kind of skanky, if I was rich and famous I would get someone younger and hotter. Rielle Hunter reveals new details
  • It was the look of them, partly: the skanky paper, the low-mirth smudginess of their production; but also the dismalness of the schoolyard world they portrayed: discipline versus cheekiness, small victories, practical jokes, jeering, every teacher undernourished, every kid drawn as though he had rickets. Kalooki Nights
  • You will end up wearing jeans, a hideous fleece and skanky trainers every day.
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