spunk

  • 11spunk|ie — «SPUHNG kee», noun. Scottish. 1. a will o the wisp. 2. whiskey or other strong drink. ╂[< spunk + ie] …

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  • 12spunk — index resolution (decision) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …

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  • 13spunk — [ spʌŋk ] noun uncount 1. ) INFORMAL a brave or determined attitude 2. ) IMPOLITE a very informal word for SEMEN …

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  • 14spunk — [n] courage, nerve backbone, determination, doggedness, fortitude, gameness, grit*, gumption*, guts*, intestinal fortitude*, mettle, moxie*, pluck, resolution, spirit, toughness, true grit*; concepts 411,633 Ant. cowardice …

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  • 15spunk — ► NOUN 1) informal courage and determination. 2) Brit. vulgar slang semen. 3) Austral. informal a sexually attractive person. DERIVATIVES spunky adjective (spunkier, spunkiest) . ORIGIN …

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  • 16spunk — [spuŋk] n. [Ir sponc, tinder, touchwood, sponge < L spongia,SPONGE] 1. a kind of wood or fungus that smolders when ignited; punk 2. Informal courage; spirit …

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  • 17Spunk — The term Spunk may refer to:*A quality of a person that describes having courage, spirit, or determination. * Spunk (Sex Pistols album), a bootleg album by the Sex Pistols. * Spunk (play), a 1989 play by American playwright George C. Wolfe.… …

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  • 18spunk — n. (colloq.) courage 1) to show spunk 2) the spunk to + inf. (she had the spunk to defend her rights) * * * [spʌŋk] (colloq.) [ courage ] to showspunk the spunk to + inf. (she had the spunk to defend her rights) …

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  • 19Spunk! — Infobox Album | Name = Spunk! Type = Album Artist = Swamp Zombies Released = 1993 Recorded = Genre = folk punk Length = CD 34:02 Label = Doctor Dream Records Producer = Reviews = Last album = A Frenzy of Music and Action! (1992) This album =… …

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  • 20Spunk’d — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Spunk d The Movie Produktionsland USA …

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