Lank

[Sarah]

To become lank; to make lank. [Obs.] Shak. G. Fletcher.

[Sarah]

South African slang, is used to give emphasis to something (a replacement for very). Mostly used amongst surfers, but has become incresingly prolific amongst young people in South Africa.

[Sarah]

An [acronym] for the widely-used phrase Let

[Sarah]

A further set of popular South African senses beyond the most common very are those meaning many, a

[Sarah]

a person that is [lanky].

[Kit]

The most [litty], most [dank] situation. Only occurs once out of every 1,[000],000 lit and dank moments.

[Gregory]

Having a wank with lube, particularly shop bought stuff e.g. [K y] [jelly] or [durex] play.

[Dave Paprocki]

The action of one forcibly grabbing someone else’s face and smearing their hand across the said face or in some cases the eye. This action is used to generally humiliate the [lankee] and show the dominance and superiority of the [lanker]. There are varying degrees of a lank ranging from the gentle eye smear to the violent dual hand multiple [swipes]. A lank can be performed by sneaking up on the lankee or face to face.

[Renato]

[The past] [tense] of [link]

[Sarah]

The lankiest of [the all].
Name typically starts with L.
Always has a small and [muscular] [peen].