Pronunciation: /krʌŋk/

Definitions of crunk

noun a style of hip-hop music characterized by its aggressive beats and energetic delivery

Example Sentences

A1 I heard a crunk sound coming from the car.

A2 The party was so crunk last night.

B1 The music at the club was loud and crunk.

B2 The crunk atmosphere at the concert got everyone dancing.

C1 The crunk energy of the crowd was contagious.

C2 The crunk vibes at the festival were unforgettable.

Examples of crunk in a Sentence

formal The party atmosphere was lively and energetic, with many guests dancing to the crunk music.

informal I love getting crunk with my friends on the weekends.

slang Let's get crunk tonight and have a good time!

figurative His energy was so high, it was like he was crunk on life.

Grammatical Forms of crunk

past tense

crunked

plural

crunks

comparative

crunker

superlative

crunkest

present tense

crunks

future tense

will crunk

perfect tense

have crunked

continuous tense

is crunking

singular

crunk

positive degree

crunk

infinitive

to crunk

gerund

crunking

participle

crunked

Origin and Evolution of crunk

First Known Use: 1995 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'crunk' is believed to have originated in the Southern United States, particularly in the hip-hop and rap music scenes.
Evolution of the word: Originally used as a slang term to describe being excited, energetic, or wild, 'crunk' has evolved to also refer to a style of hip-hop music characterized by its energetic beats and aggressive lyrics.