jank

1. f-cked up. jank can refer to a state of mind.
2. f-cked up looking. someone can look jank. (also see: ratchet)
3. jank can be used to describe someone with a rotten personality.
4. derivative of ‘jankie’. broken or messed up. strange.

basically stoner speak for anything f-cked up, dirty, or gross.
1. ‘bruh i am so jank right now.’ -p-sses doobie-
‘hey its new years eve tomorrow. lets get jank!’
‘smokin dat jank stuff’
2. kayla is so jank now. she used to be cute in high school. what happened?
3. that jank b-tch is flirting with my boyfriend. she knows that we are dating. thats disgusting.
4. ‘where did you park?’
‘over there in that jank spot’

jank -ss ride
adj- broken; unnecessarily redundant, superfluous, or meaningless; stupid or ridiculously moronic; bootleg or of questionable quality
f-ck! this cd player i bought off ebay is jank.

while we were in china we went through this market and bought all these movies for $3. they’re so jank, you can see the heads of the people in front of the camera at the theater moving at the bottom of the screen.

my parents made me call home to check in with them every hour.. it was so jank.
1.) all purpose noun; jank or jahnk can literally mean anything, yet means nothing on its own. the meaning of jank is understood and defined by the context in which it is used.
2.) ones possessions or things, stuff
3.) verb form: janked means totally screwed or to receive a raw deal or bad situation.
the correct spelling is unknown and the word is often slurred or mumbled when used.
(noun)that jank was the real deal.
(verb) that b-tch janked my whole paycheck.
poor quality, in relation to consumer products.
“that nosehair trimmer is jank. you should have bought a braun instead of that cr-p.”
a thing that is worthless or useless; sh-t
that book is jank; i didn’t like it at all.
colloquial slang equivalent to “and stuff” when added to the end of a sentence.
i had to go to work, the post office, the banks, and janks. i was busy.
-an ambiguous word that can be used in both a good sense and bad.

-a filler word
-derived from the word “jank.”
“wow that shirt he’s wearing is hecka janks!” <- good 'janks' "she's the jankest person ever..." < - bad. janks is a noun and an adjective. you can use it when you are at a loss of words. example: "hey man.. let me get that janks." "hey man.. let me get that janks." ←