Stank
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(adj.) The quality of being whorish and/or trashy or the appearance of bearing said quality.
(adv.) Any instance where the aforementioned quality is displayed to the Nth degree.
(n.) A ghetto-fabulous greeting of sorts used by the intellectually and creatively impaired.
(adj.) Having an attitude that is particulary not cared for by the general population.
(adv.) Displaying the previously stated attitude. -
- Smelly; unclean
- Whore, slut, tramp. Especially one that is used up.
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Showing no shame in your lack of regard for things that are proper.
Showing distaste for things that show respect for an individual or groups of individuals.
Bowing to the prevailing peer pressure of being:
a. callous
b. mean-spirited
c. hard assed
d. emotionally distant and unavailable
e. mentally dull
f. sexually promiscuous
d. concerned that someone is hating on you(In regards to non-whites) Celebrating the worse deeds, attitutes, and attributes in us - and giving it nomenclature as a means to try and make it acceptable to the mainstream. (Pimpin, ho-in, play-in, ball-in, gettin mines, hustel-in, roll-in, and the nefarious keeping it real mentality)
Lacking accountability and giving props to people who also shun and reject being accountable for their misgivings.
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A stench so gut-wrenchlingly foul that everybody in the vicinity has to vacate themselves for fear of losing one or more of their senses.
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n. brutish emphasis; typically rendered as something one puts on an activity.
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