Did you mayhaps mean one of these? slank, slink, slunk
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Examples
“Once she ran into the kitchen, and told cook to put back the dinner, so that she might run down the slonk to finish her conversation with him.”
“You want to go down the slonk," whispered Maggie.”
“You told me the last time I was here that you wanted to finish a conversation with him in the slonk.”
“Sally told cook to keep the dinner back; she has gone down the slonk to speak to Meason.”
“Aunt Hester cast her eyes into her satchel, afraid even to think that her brother had intentionally misinterpreted her words; but Aunt Mary laughed at the idea of the slonk-hill, as a latter-day Golgotha, with poor Uncle James staggering beneath the weight of the Southdown Road, young men and all, upon him.”
“My dinner is put back so that Sally may continue her flirtation with Meason in the slonk.”
“We all know it will be the same a hundred years hence, but in the meantime you don't want your dinner put back, so that Sally may continue her flirtations in the slonk, "and Aunt Mary burst into a merry peal of laughter.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘slonk’.
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Onk-tastic
Words containing the sound /ŏngk/.
Algonquin, Cronkite, Tonka, Tonkin, Wonka, Yonkers, bonk, bonkers, bronco, broncobuster, conk, conker and 53 more...
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eesome
Includes any intangible conceivable independently of Hom. Sap.
depthless, overspire, unsteady, thitherward, rile, munchable, covet, pastinaceous, mirtle, slonk, tink, inerrarable and 345 more...
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Pleasing to the Ear
swashbuckle, nerf, enunciate, ambivalent, perambulist, curmudgeon, longitude, coagulate, saskatchewan, wood, faggot, dodongo and 33 more...
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Dutchly things
Words having some sort of Dutch origin, probably boring to everyone but me — I'm currently browsing 2,422 entries having "Dutch" in their definitions/etymologies, the best of which should fin...
mynheerify, mynheer, advocaat, dutch bargain, blauwbok, butter-box, quardeel, clinquant, closh, coot, dodkin, dorp and 85 more...
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To Add To My Writing Lexicon
ichthyic, eldritch, shibboleth, demi-intellectual, sesquipedalian, callipygian, multitudinous, coagulate, orbic, slake, riparian, sonorous and 28 more...
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bilby You could dig around the phonesthemes and look for the Indo-European root. Aug 7, 2008
mollusque What is it about SNK verbs? Sink, sank, sunk, slink, slank, slonk, slunk, stink, stank, stunk, skunk, spank, shank, shrink, shrank, shrunk. Such a skanky assortment. Aug 7, 2008
chained_bear I'll get that slunk quote out sometime. It is so vile.
And yes, hurl is the old hork, but it's still good. Aug 7, 2008
reesetee I think hurl is the old hork. Aug 6, 2008
she Perhaps you could think of slunk as merely the past participle of slink?
And what, a hork successor? Never. Aug 6, 2008
dontcry Is hurl the new hork? Aug 6, 2008
chained_bear I would like this word a lot except it reminds me of slunk, which I don't want to think about. (I read it in Sinclair's The Jungle. Now excuse me--I must go hurl.) Aug 6, 2008
she Rare v.t., To swallow greedily. Aug 6, 2008