Definition of crunk in English:

crunk

noun krʌŋkkrəNGk

mass noun

A type of hip-hop music characterized by repeatedly shouted catchphrases and elements typical of electronic dance music, such as prominent bass.
at the heart of this conviction is a total lack of pretence combined with a genuine passion for music in all its many varieties, from rave to rock and punk to crunk
Example sentencesExamples
- We were dropping hip hop, ragga, crunk, Baltimore, grime, whatever, and people were so happy to hear all these different styles together.
- Apparently, there's some new musical movement going on in the hip-hop world called crunk.
- They played a big part in the rise and rise of crunk too, combining their old skool soul sensibilities with a new millennium base and creating something totally on their own, off the wall, unique, crazy and brilliant.
- You said before that crunk is just recycled bass music.
- Backed by her D.J., she rode tracks new and old, bringing together old-fashioned electro and futuristic dancehall reggae, London grime and Atlanta crunk.
- Genre names don't get more onomatopoeic than crunk.
- Never on God's sweet earth has there been a more glorious union of manipulated kiddie-singing samples, frenetic bhangra pluckings, and classic crunk growl.
- She's been called the first lady of crunk, but can she kick it on the lanes?
- The mix also relies heavily on her flow, which aligns more closely with dancehall and crunk's all-chorus-all-the-time rhymes than it does with traditional hip-hop.
- Doesn't the industry realize that even though girls like to get down to the crunk, they'd probably be even more into it if it was even the slightest bit empowering to THEM.
- Early this year I started researching crunk for an article I planned to write about ‘dirtiness’ in pop music.
- He cruises through genres like he's giving a guided tour, hitting crunk, dancehall, hip-hop, reggaeton, and naturally, a handful of bedroom ballads along the way.
- The kind of hip hop that he makes is called crunk, a peculiarly Southern variant that's molasses-thick and influenced by the local drug of choice, syrup.
- This is old-style Atlanta meets new-school crunk, with a few musical musings holding court next to loud, audacious productions.
- The production throughout the album in fact almost never succumbs to the easy crunk / dirty south clichés. Like the album itself, this is an interesting listen.
- I see grime music as a UK crunk, they get you hyped and people get rowdy, it's the same vibe.

adjective krʌŋkkrəNGk

US informal

Very excited or full of energy.
get crunk with some raw hip-hop
Example sentencesExamples
- Fo'shizzle, I'm going to get hella crunk tonight.
- He's got the world so hyped and crunk, there's no wonder why he's showing up in every song these days.
- With their Dirty South sound, they gave the crowd exactly what they wanted - to get crunk of course.
- If this is the price I pay to shake up authority and keep thangs crunk, I pay it gladly.
- Life isn't always about being crunk and in the club.
- Bouncing onstage in a tiny pair of shorts, she wastes no time in getting the crowd crunk with a string of tracks from her debut album.
- Let's get crunk!
- Maybe Laura will happily drop me off there so I can get crunk without her for a change.
- You can't truly keep it crunk at an all-ages, family-oriented event, right?
- Remember the episode where Michael gets crunk off some dodgy ghetto "health tonic" (aka, muscatel) with a dangerously high alcohol content?
- Once I was aptly crunk I started singing and dancing like a madman.

Origin

1990s (as adjective): perhaps an altered past participle of crank¹ or a blend of crazy and drunk.

Definition of crunk in US English:

crunk

nounkrəNGk

A type of hip-hop music characterized by repeated shouted catchphrases and elements typical of electronic dance music, such as prominent bass.
Example sentencesExamples
- The mix also relies heavily on her flow, which aligns more closely with dancehall and crunk's all-chorus-all-the-time rhymes than it does with traditional hip-hop.
- The kind of hip hop that he makes is called crunk, a peculiarly Southern variant that's molasses-thick and influenced by the local drug of choice, syrup.
- The production throughout the album in fact almost never succumbs to the easy crunk / dirty south clichés. Like the album itself, this is an interesting listen.
- Early this year I started researching crunk for an article I planned to write about ‘dirtiness’ in pop music.
- We were dropping hip hop, ragga, crunk, Baltimore, grime, whatever, and people were so happy to hear all these different styles together.
- You said before that crunk is just recycled bass music.
- Never on God's sweet earth has there been a more glorious union of manipulated kiddie-singing samples, frenetic bhangra pluckings, and classic crunk growl.
- They played a big part in the rise and rise of crunk too, combining their old skool soul sensibilities with a new millennium base and creating something totally on their own, off the wall, unique, crazy and brilliant.
- Genre names don't get more onomatopoeic than crunk.
- She's been called the first lady of crunk, but can she kick it on the lanes?
- He cruises through genres like he's giving a guided tour, hitting crunk, dancehall, hip-hop, reggaeton, and naturally, a handful of bedroom ballads along the way.
- I see grime music as a UK crunk, they get you hyped and people get rowdy, it's the same vibe.
- This is old-style Atlanta meets new-school crunk, with a few musical musings holding court next to loud, audacious productions.
- Doesn't the industry realize that even though girls like to get down to the crunk, they'd probably be even more into it if it was even the slightest bit empowering to THEM.
- Apparently, there's some new musical movement going on in the hip-hop world called crunk.
- Backed by her D.J., she rode tracks new and old, bringing together old-fashioned electro and futuristic dancehall reggae, London grime and Atlanta crunk.

adjectivekrəNGk

US informal

Very excited or full of energy.
get crunk with some raw hip hop
Example sentencesExamples
- He's got the world so hyped and crunk, there's no wonder why he's showing up in every song these days.
- If this is the price I pay to shake up authority and keep thangs crunk, I pay it gladly.
- Life isn't always about being crunk and in the club.
- Once I was aptly crunk I started singing and dancing like a madman.
- Fo'shizzle, I'm going to get hella crunk tonight.
- Maybe Laura will happily drop me off there so I can get crunk without her for a change.
- You can't truly keep it crunk at an all-ages, family-oriented event, right?
- Remember the episode where Michael gets crunk off some dodgy ghetto "health tonic" (aka, muscatel) with a dangerously high alcohol content?
- Bouncing onstage in a tiny pair of shorts, she wastes no time in getting the crowd crunk with a string of tracks from her debut album.
- Let's get crunk!
- With their Dirty South sound, they gave the crowd exactly what they wanted - to get crunk of course.

Origin

1990s (as adjective): perhaps an altered past participle of crank or a blend of crazy and drunk.

单词	crunk
释义	Definition of crunk in English: crunk noun krʌŋkkrəNGk mass noun A type of hip-hop music characterized by repeatedly shouted catchphrases and elements typical of electronic dance music, such as prominent bass. at the heart of this conviction is a total lack of pretence combined with a genuine passion for music in all its many varieties, from rave to rock and punk to crunk Example sentencesExamples We were dropping hip hop, ragga, crunk, Baltimore, grime, whatever, and people were so happy to hear all these different styles together. Apparently, there's some new musical movement going on in the hip-hop world called crunk. They played a big part in the rise and rise of crunk too, combining their old skool soul sensibilities with a new millennium base and creating something totally on their own, off the wall, unique, crazy and brilliant. You said before that crunk is just recycled bass music. Backed by her D.J., she rode tracks new and old, bringing together old-fashioned electro and futuristic dancehall reggae, London grime and Atlanta crunk. Genre names don't get more onomatopoeic than crunk. Never on God's sweet earth has there been a more glorious union of manipulated kiddie-singing samples, frenetic bhangra pluckings, and classic crunk growl. She's been called the first lady of crunk, but can she kick it on the lanes? The mix also relies heavily on her flow, which aligns more closely with dancehall and crunk's all-chorus-all-the-time rhymes than it does with traditional hip-hop. Doesn't the industry realize that even though girls like to get down to the crunk, they'd probably be even more into it if it was even the slightest bit empowering to THEM. Early this year I started researching crunk for an article I planned to write about ‘dirtiness’ in pop music. He cruises through genres like he's giving a guided tour, hitting crunk, dancehall, hip-hop, reggaeton, and naturally, a handful of bedroom ballads along the way. The kind of hip hop that he makes is called crunk, a peculiarly Southern variant that's molasses-thick and influenced by the local drug of choice, syrup. This is old-style Atlanta meets new-school crunk, with a few musical musings holding court next to loud, audacious productions. The production throughout the album in fact almost never succumbs to the easy crunk / dirty south clichés. Like the album itself, this is an interesting listen. I see grime music as a UK crunk, they get you hyped and people get rowdy, it's the same vibe. adjective krʌŋkkrəNGk US informal Very excited or full of energy. get crunk with some raw hip-hop Example sentencesExamples Fo'shizzle, I'm going to get hella crunk tonight. He's got the world so hyped and crunk, there's no wonder why he's showing up in every song these days. With their Dirty South sound, they gave the crowd exactly what they wanted - to get crunk of course. If this is the price I pay to shake up authority and keep thangs crunk, I pay it gladly. Life isn't always about being crunk and in the club. Bouncing onstage in a tiny pair of shorts, she wastes no time in getting the crowd crunk with a string of tracks from her debut album. Let's get crunk! Maybe Laura will happily drop me off there so I can get crunk without her for a change. You can't truly keep it crunk at an all-ages, family-oriented event, right? Remember the episode where Michael gets crunk off some dodgy ghetto "health tonic" (aka, muscatel) with a dangerously high alcohol content? Once I was aptly crunk I started singing and dancing like a madman. Origin 1990s (as adjective): perhaps an altered past participle of crank¹ or a blend of crazy and drunk. Definition of crunk in US English: crunk nounkrəNGk A type of hip-hop music characterized by repeated shouted catchphrases and elements typical of electronic dance music, such as prominent bass. Example sentencesExamples The mix also relies heavily on her flow, which aligns more closely with dancehall and crunk's all-chorus-all-the-time rhymes than it does with traditional hip-hop. The kind of hip hop that he makes is called crunk, a peculiarly Southern variant that's molasses-thick and influenced by the local drug of choice, syrup. The production throughout the album in fact almost never succumbs to the easy crunk / dirty south clichés. Like the album itself, this is an interesting listen. Early this year I started researching crunk for an article I planned to write about ‘dirtiness’ in pop music. We were dropping hip hop, ragga, crunk, Baltimore, grime, whatever, and people were so happy to hear all these different styles together. You said before that crunk is just recycled bass music. Never on God's sweet earth has there been a more glorious union of manipulated kiddie-singing samples, frenetic bhangra pluckings, and classic crunk growl. They played a big part in the rise and rise of crunk too, combining their old skool soul sensibilities with a new millennium base and creating something totally on their own, off the wall, unique, crazy and brilliant. Genre names don't get more onomatopoeic than crunk. She's been called the first lady of crunk, but can she kick it on the lanes? He cruises through genres like he's giving a guided tour, hitting crunk, dancehall, hip-hop, reggaeton, and naturally, a handful of bedroom ballads along the way. I see grime music as a UK crunk, they get you hyped and people get rowdy, it's the same vibe. This is old-style Atlanta meets new-school crunk, with a few musical musings holding court next to loud, audacious productions. Doesn't the industry realize that even though girls like to get down to the crunk, they'd probably be even more into it if it was even the slightest bit empowering to THEM. Apparently, there's some new musical movement going on in the hip-hop world called crunk. Backed by her D.J., she rode tracks new and old, bringing together old-fashioned electro and futuristic dancehall reggae, London grime and Atlanta crunk. adjectivekrəNGk US informal Very excited or full of energy. get crunk with some raw hip hop Example sentencesExamples He's got the world so hyped and crunk, there's no wonder why he's showing up in every song these days. If this is the price I pay to shake up authority and keep thangs crunk, I pay it gladly. Life isn't always about being crunk and in the club. Once I was aptly crunk I started singing and dancing like a madman. Fo'shizzle, I'm going to get hella crunk tonight. Maybe Laura will happily drop me off there so I can get crunk without her for a change. You can't truly keep it crunk at an all-ages, family-oriented event, right? Remember the episode where Michael gets crunk off some dodgy ghetto "health tonic" (aka, muscatel) with a dangerously high alcohol content? Bouncing onstage in a tiny pair of shorts, she wastes no time in getting the crowd crunk with a string of tracks from her debut album. Let's get crunk! With their Dirty South sound, they gave the crowd exactly what they wanted - to get crunk of course. Origin 1990s (as adjective): perhaps an altered past participle of crank or a blend of crazy and drunk.
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