Definitions
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- adjective
comparative form ofdank : moredank
Etymologies
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Examples
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Audio pronunciation of "danker" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dngk)
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Audio pronunciation of "danker" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dngk)
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He tweaks the unkempt bristles of yahoos, scourges grunting knuckle-draggers, mocks unibrows and is merciless with gun-totin ', whittlin', racist rednecks who hang out in the fetid swamps of Small Dead Animals and other even danker and oozier places, where pedophile-enablers and stalkers dwell.
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The sea air left a much danker taste on her tongue now, and it was a relief to expel it and stand quietly.
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The sea air left a much danker taste on her tongue now, and it was a relief to expel it and stand quietly.
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The sea air left a much danker taste on her tongue now, and it was a relief to expel it and stand quietly.
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The sea air left a much danker taste on her tongue now, and it was a relief to expel it and stand quietly.
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The big warrior tried to hurry, but the floor was slick and slimy, the air became danker and heavy with moisture the farther down he went.
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The deeper she went, the danker the air became, and a murky gloom hung over the pit.
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The deeper she went, the danker the air became, and a murky gloom hung over the pit.
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