Dank ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Dank ( adjective )

1. Unpleasantly moist or humid; damp and, typically, chilly.
2. Unpleasantly cold and damp.
3. Used to describe an environment that is damp and musty, or to describe marijuana that is strong and potent.

Origin:

The word "dank" is of uncertain origin. it may come from the middle english word "dank" meaning "damp", or from the old norse word "dreki" meaning "dragon". .

Examples:

1. The basement was dank and musty.
2. The air was dank and chilly.
3. This batch of marijuana is dank.
4. The dank alleyway was not a place you wanted to be caught alone in.
5. The damp and musty smell of the dank cave was overwhelming.

(As a noun)

Dank ( noun )

1. Unpleasantly moist or humid; damp and, typically, chilly.
2. Unpleasantly cold and damp.
3. Used to describe an environment that is damp and musty, or to describe marijuana that is strong and potent.

Origin:

The word "dank" is of uncertain origin. it may come from the middle english word "dank" meaning "damp", or from the old norse word "dreki" meaning "dragon". .

Examples:

1. The basement was dank and musty.
2. The air was dank and chilly.
3. This batch of marijuana is dank.
4. The dank alleyway was not a place you wanted to be caught alone in.
5. The damp and musty smell of the dank cave was overwhelming.

(As a verb)

Dank ( verb )

1. Unpleasantly moist or humid; damp and, typically, chilly.
2. Unpleasantly cold and damp.
3. Used to describe an environment that is damp and musty, or to describe marijuana that is strong and potent.

Origin:

The word "dank" is of uncertain origin. it may come from the middle english word "dank" meaning "damp", or from the old norse word "dreki" meaning "dragon". .

Examples:

1. The basement was dank and musty.
2. The air was dank and chilly.
3. This batch of marijuana is dank.
4. The dank alleyway was not a place you wanted to be caught alone in.
5. The damp and musty smell of the dank cave was overwhelming.