Punk (noun)

1. A subculture of young people characterized by their fashion sense, music, and anti-establishment attitude.
2. A specific genre of music, with roots in rock, characterized by its fast tempos, raw sound, and often political or anti-establishment lyrics.
3. A young hooligan.

Origin:

The word punk comes from the middle english word "punk" meaning "decayed wood" and was used in the early 20th century to describe young hooligans. in the 1970s, it was used to describe a subculture of young people characterized by their fashion sense, music, and anti-establishment attitude. it has since been used to describe a specific genre of music, with roots in rock, characterized by its fast tempos, raw sound, and often political or anti-establishment lyrics.

Examples:

1. The punk movement of the 1970s was characterized by its anti-establishment attitude and DIY ethos.
2. The punk band's lyrics often dealt with political and social issues.
3. The punk fashion sense is characterized by bold colors, leather and studded clothing.
4. In the early days of punk, the music was characterized by its raw and unpolished sound.
5. The punk subculture has influenced several other subcultures and fashion trends.