ronk
ronk verb: to stink; to smell very bad.
Verb
ronk (third-person singular simple present ronks, present participle ronking, simple past and past participle ronked)
- To stink; to smell very bad.
- It ronks to high heaven, but I've never been so honest as to mention it.2008, Mary Cavanagh, A Man Like Any Other: The Priest's Tale, page 101
Proper noun capitalized: Ronk
Ronk (plural Ronks)
- A surname.
Forms of ronk
| Verb | |
|---|---|
| third-person singular present | ronks |
| present participle | ronking |
| past participle | ronked |
| past | ronked |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Ronks |
Questions about ronk
- What does ronk mean?
- Ronk means to stink; to smell very bad.
- What part of speech is ronk?
- Ronk can be a verb or a proper noun.
- What is the past tense of ronk?
- The past tense of ronk is ronked.
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