Pronunciation: /ɡæŋk/
noun a term used in online gaming to describe the act of ambushing or stealing from another player
A1 I saw a gank in the video game.
A2 The gank in the alley made me nervous.
B1 The police investigated the gank that occurred last night.
B2 The neighborhood has been plagued by ganks recently.
C1 The authorities are working to prevent future ganks in the area.
C2 The gank was orchestrated by a notorious criminal organization.
verb to ambush or steal from another player in an online game
A1 The thief tried to gank my wallet while I was distracted.
A2 In the game, players can team up to gank enemy characters for an advantage.
B1 The gang ganked the store for valuable items during the night.
B2 The hackers managed to gank sensitive information from the company's database.
C1 The spy was able to gank classified documents without being detected.
C2 The con artist had a sophisticated scheme to gank money from unsuspecting victims.
formal The group of thieves attempted to gank the valuable artifacts from the museum.
informal I can't believe they tried to gank the loot right in front of us!
slang Watch out for that player, they like to gank unsuspecting opponents in the game.
figurative The competitor tried to gank customers from our business by offering lower prices.
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