hunky
1adjective Slang.
Origin of hunky
1hunky
2or hunk·ie
noun, plural hunk·ies. (sometimes initial capital letter) Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive.
Origin of hunky
2hunky
3adjective, hunk·i·er, hunk·i·est.
Origin of hunky
3Related Words for hunky
beautiful, alluring, glamorous, lovely, inviting, fair, enticing, interesting, charming, pleasant, good-looking, tempting, gorgeous, engaging, pleasing, handsome, sweet, teasing, bewitching, prepossessingExamples from the Web for hunky
Contemporary Examples of hunky
Sam Claflin—hunky, pretty, beautiful Sam Claflin—won the highly sought-after role.
‘Hunger Games’ Star Sam Claflin Is as Surprised as You Are That He Was Cast as Finnick OdairKevin Fallon
November 13, 2013
There is no doubt that men can do it, though; Hinds admits he encountered an attempt to cast him in the hunky house-husband role.
The velvet-covered book features 42 hunky men in different locations around the country.
Hardly anyone could be more blue collar than Palin, out on the fishing boat with her hunky blue-collar husband, Todd.
I made every last one of them, from the hunky handsome proton to the waifish, Starbucks-named neutrino.
Historical Examples of hunky
Hunky Ben, at his own particular request was permitted to go on in advance.
Charlie to the RescueR.M. Ballantyne
Why, Hunky Ben, it far surpasses my expectations and all you have said about it.
Charlie to the RescueR.M. Ballantyne
“That has been provided for,” said our hero, turning to Hunky Ben.
Charlie to the RescueR.M. Ballantyne
I have money lying at Hunky's more than double enough for the bills.
The Prime MinisterAnthony Trollope
No—no; stay—it's nothing; I'll be all right to-morrow—'all hunky,' as you say.