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noun
- 1. courage and determination: informal "she's got no spunk, or she'd have left him long ago"
- 2. semen. vulgar slang British
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: to show spirit usually used with up. Synonyms. Noun. backbone. constancy. fiber. fortitude. grittiness. guts. intestinal fortitude. pluck. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus.
SPUNK definition: 1. courage and determination 2. semen (= liquid sent out through the penis during sexual activity…. Learn more.
Define spunk. spunk synonyms, spunk pronunciation, spunk translation, English dictionary definition of spunk. n. 1. Informal Spirit; pluck. 2. Punk, touchwood, or other tinder. 3. Vulgar Slang Ejaculated semen. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language,...
Spunk definition: pluck; spirit; mettle.. See examples of SPUNK used in a sentence.
People with spunk are courageous or determined. If you've got spunk, you'll cheerfully finish a difficult hike even after falling and skinning your knees. If someone has spunk, they have what it takes to continue doing stand-up comedy even when audiences are rude or disinterested.
1. informal. courage or spirit. 2. British a vulgar slang word for semen. 3. touchwood or tinder, esp originally made from various spongy types of fungus. 4. Australian and New Zealand informal. a person, esp male, who is sexually attractive.
Check pronunciation: spunk. Definition of spunk noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
spunk meaning, definition, what is spunk: courage: Learn more.
Synonyms for SPUNK: courage, grit, fortitude, bravery, stamina, courageousness, guts, determination; Antonyms of SPUNK: spinelessness, vacillation, indecisiveness, timidity, irresolution, cowardice, pusillanimity, cowardliness.
Spunk Definition. A kind of wood or fungus that smolders when ignited; punk. Courage; spirit. Punk, touchwood, or other tinder. Semen. 1843, John Wilson, John Gibson Lockhart, William Maginn, James Hogg, The Noctes Ambrosianæ of “Blackwood" , Volume IV, page 396,
