lunk

/ (lʌŋk) /


noun
  1. an awkward, heavy, or stupid person

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How to use lunk in a sentence

  • The big lunk made a grab at the girl, and I whipped out my skean and pantomimed.

    The Door Through Space | Marion Zimmer Bradley
  • Steve had to lay aside his work and wonder why Miss lunk ever let this creature into his private domain.

    The Gorgeous Girl | Nalbro Bartley
  • Ye 're the 'riginal Doctor Carver, yer long-legged, sputtering lunk-head.

    Beth Norvell | Randall Parrish
  • Next came "Crambambuli," and then "Cocach-lunk" both of which were familiar to the doctor.

  • In cold words you feel that no untrained lunk has a right to have an idea.

    Highways in Hiding | George Oliver Smith