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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dæŋk/
dank means: Unpleasantly wet, often cold and dark.
adjective
Unpleasantly wet, often cold and dark.
- The cellar was cold and dank.
- A dank smell rose from the tunnel.
- They spent the night in a dank room below ground.
Describing cannabis that is moist and sticky, and usually has a strong effect.
- The buds looked sticky and dank.
- He described the cannabis as particularly dank.
- That dank weed had a strong smell.
Very good, impressive, or funny.
- That is a dank meme.
- He keeps sending me dank videos.
- We spent the evening sharing our favourite dank jokes.
Expressing right-wing political opinions in a way some people admire as cool or bold.
- His followers called his conservative post dank.
- They praised her right-wing speech as dank.
- The forum celebrated his dank political take.
noun
Strong cannabis considered to be of high quality.
- He said the bag contained dank.
- They were smoking dank outside.
- She complained about the smell of his dank.
Water or wetness in the air or on something.
- Morning dank covered the grass.
- Their boots were soaked with dank.
- The dank of the air clung to her clothes.
An unpleasant atmosphere that is dark and wet.
- The cellar dank chilled us.
- They escaped the dank of the tunnel.
- A sour smell filled the dank of the underground room.
Questions about dank
What does dank mean?
Unpleasantly wet, often cold and dark.
What is dank in other languages?
Türkçe: rutubetli · Español: húmedo · Français: humide · Deutsch: feucht · Italiano: umido · 日本語: じめじめした
How do you pronounce dank?
It is pronounced /dæŋk/.
How do you use dank in a sentence?
The cellar was cold and dank. A dank smell rose from the tunnel.
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