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lunk

British  
/ lʌŋk /

noun

  1. an awkward, heavy, or stupid person

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A lunk of a guy goes out to the barn behind his house every night and tosses a metal ball as far as he can.

From Los Angeles Times

The “Dude” skin is a super beef-ified version of Ryan Reynolds’ character Guy and looks like the kind of person who routinely sets off the lunk alarm at Planet Fitness.

From The Verge

Sylvester Stallone voices King Shark, who is described as "counter-intuitively lovable, if lethal, lunk".

From BBC

American Lunk Association: Our best-selling T-shirt, “Breathe in. Breathe out. Repeat,” has saved countless lives with its simple reminder.

From Washington Post

It describes itself as a “Judgement Free Zone,” and there are not only signs everywhere dissuading boorishness but also an actual “Lunk Alarm” that goes off like an air-raid siren if the level of testosterone rises too high.

From New York Times