spunk
51spunk — n 1.Informal. pluck, mettle, mettlesomeness, spirit, pluckiness, gameness, nerve, chutzpah, backbone, gumption, heart, blood, marrow, Archaic. pith, stamina, Inf. toughness, grit, true grit, Inf. starch, U.S. Inf. sand, Inf. spunkiness, Sl. guts …
52spunk — UK [spʌŋk] / US noun [uncountable] 1) informal a brave or determined attitude 2) impolite a very informal word for semen 3) Australian informal someone who you think is sexually attractive …
53spunk — [[t]spʌŋk[/t]] n. 1) pluck; spirit; mettle 2) tinder; touchwood; punk • Etymology: 1530–40; obscurely akin to funk spark, touchwood, punk I …
54spunk — /spʌŋk / (say spungk) noun Colloquial 1. pluck; spirit; mettle. 2. (taboo) semen. 3. a good looking person. {16th century sponk, from Scottish Gaelic spong tinder, spark, sponge, from Latin spongia sponge} …
55spunk — 1. n. guts; verve; courage 2. n. semen …
56spunk — 1. Courage. 2. Semen, spunky Spirited, squaddy Soldier …
57spunk — a dried fungus, used as tinder. Glouc. To go snacks, or snack it, to go shares, or partake …
58spunk — n. 1 touchwood. 2 colloq. courage, mettle, spirit. 3 coarse sl. semen. Usage: Usually considered a taboo use. Etymology: 16th c.: orig. unkn.: cf. PUNK …
59Spunk Ransom — #REDIRECT Robert Pattinson …
60Spunk-rat — sexually attractive person …