VERB
- dance the skank
NOUN
- any substance considered disgustingly foul or unpleasant
- 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
- He sat on down on the skanky couch they'd stolen from a skip, and lit two cigarettes.
- Just in case you didn't catch it - it features Rastafarian elephants in tams, skanking for peanut butter - this is big, big fun.
- Take away my front teeth, put me in a skanky robe and nasty slippers and I would be a great candidate for an episode of Jerry Springer.
- You're a skank, Karen, and clearly you're embracing your role.
- The week will wrap up with some heavy skanking, as reggae dancing is known, as the Yeoville Recreational Centre comes alive with a Rasta revolution.
- If a guy and a girl hook up with the same number of people, the girl is called a skank and the guy is just a guy. The Blessing of a B Minus
- In another family, fifteen-year-old Lila could only speak to her younger sisters in the haughtiest and, as the family called it, the skankiest tones imaginable. Childhood Unbound
- But there are subtle things you can do about that skanky stench.
- I try nodding my head, skanking in a ragga style, foot tapping and finger waggling.
- Stumbling drunk Jenna Bush spotted in skanky DC ba ... 09/27/2004
