Stunk
stəŋk-
(n)
stunk
Preterit and past participle of stink.
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(pa.p)
Stunk
stungk of stink.
But growing up in New Jersey, I never felt particularly ashamed that our state university stunk at football. blog.nj.com
I knew something around here stunk. huntingclub.com
Stink… stank …stunk MISTER ANGELOS APPEARS. nst.net
Bill Callahan won't sugarcoat it: O-line has stunk . espn.go.com
Officially speaking, this one stunk for Broncos in Atlanta. denverpost.com
The years rock 'n' roll really stunk . cleveland.com
Let's Face It: The Super Bowl Ads Stunk this Year. 620wtmj.com
Berkman needs to grow up, realize 2007 Astros stunk . blog.chron.com
Summer Mummers had an unwelcome guest last friday night that really stunk up the place. kodm.com
Bill Callahan won't sugarcoat it: O-line has stunk. espn.go.com
In elementary school, it was the game we used to distinguish who the trustworthy friends were and who stunk. kodm.com
It doesn't take a baseball insider to know that the Orioles have stunk so far this season. baltimoremagazine.net
A couple of guys tried to pull off a pretty ambitious theft of around $11,000 worth of designer perfumes, but police say their plan stunk. officer.com
"We have stunk the last two weeks". dtn.com
Berkman needs to grow up , realize 2007 Astros stunk. blog.chron.com
Statistically, the evidence stunk and he knew it. "Wild Justice" by
The fellow stunk of brandy. "The Captain of the Pole-Star and Other Tales" by
Horrible guttering tallow smoked and stunk in passages. "A Book of the Play" by
Their water, as it grew low, stunk abominably, and became full of worms. "A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 11" by
We were clapped under hatches, and confined in the hold, a noisome close place, lit by a single oil lamp that stunk horribly. "Humphrey Bold" by
There have been times when the Fraser River stunk with rotten salmon. "Poor Man's Rock" by
And Democracy tied herself to all these corpses, and they hev stunk her to death. "Swingin Round the Cirkle." by
It is none too fine yet, but in those days, when every nuisance crowded out of New York found refuge there, it stunk to heaven. "Modern American Prose Selections" by
It sho' stunk up my dress and made me sick too. "Slave Narratives, Oklahoma" by
The air about us stunk with her talk. "Nights in London" by