dank
/dæŋk/
adjective
- Unpleasantly damp, cold, and musty, often describing a place like a basement or cave.
- We avoided the dank alley because it smelled of mold and rot.
- After the flood, the basement remained dank for weeks.
- The old cellar was dark and dank, with water dripping from the ceiling.
- Excellent, very good, or cool (modern slang, especially in internet culture).
- That new video game is absolutely dank — I can't stop playing it.
- His guitar solo was so dank, the crowd went wild.
- She shared a dank meme that made everyone laugh.
noun
- Moisture or dampness, especially in an unpleasant way.
- You could feel the dank in the air as soon as you entered the tunnel.
- The old house had a permanent dank that never went away.
- The dank of the cave seeped into our clothes.