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Meanings of punk (punked) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tough"
Examples for "tough"
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But tough conditions could continue for longer in some regions, he said.
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The Hungarian parliament last week passed tough new legislation on illegal immigrants.
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However, the rest of the national daily market suffered a tough October.
4
Talk to the public information officer. Abrams' voice belied his tough talk.
5
They have responded to the tough sugar market conditions in different ways.
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The changes do not represent the introduction of new under-the-hood search technology.
2
And you have this long hood sort of connoting power and engine.
3
He casually placed one hand on the hood and said, Nice car.
4
A second later another went by, this time ending at the hood.
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The power control module is the only thing visible under the hood.
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The police and thug violence became a regular fixture of anti-government protests.
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This isn't one of the usual thug crime capers they're used to.
3
Sherman was most concerned by the people who called him a thug.
4
People often still see him as the thug he portrayed in Tsotsi.
5
Don't tell me the Brotherhood can't deal with a single lowborn thug.
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So why on Earth would that corporate goon have said five years?
2
We play with the cards and drink goon.Night-life is not so good.
3
RELATED: Australia's chaotic border rules explained South Australians invented the goon bag.
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Next to me, Ralph got a similar treatment from Alex the goon.
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You underestimated me when you sent the goon squad out last night.
1
Korshak had numerous associations that gave him purchase with Chicago's hoodlum crowd.
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He had been a hoodlum there, and had helped to hang Chinese.
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He's a young hoodlum who makes it big and then he's erased.
4
Whereupon seven hoodlum students waited a decent moment, then shrieked with laughter.
5
Billy was a mucker, a hoodlum, a gangster, a thug, a tough.
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She was a toughie, lived in our street, I used to write mash notes to.
2
She's a toughie! This is her weekly workout routine, which includes one rest day on Sundays.
3
It was a toughie, but you came through.
4
She was the toughie in the family.
5
Well, air resistance makes that a toughie.
Portuguese
punk A teenager or young adult who is a performer (or enthusiast) of punk rock and a member of the punk youth subculture.
Usage of punked in English
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Of course, there are other American traditions, like being harassed or punked.
2
But there was no doubt that Williams had punked them all.
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So the people in the audience for that screening of Woodpecker were punked.
4
That he punked you on the whole birth certificate thing?
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The debut album from this energetic Brighton four-piece is a foot-stomping burst of punked country rock.
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Prowling the SFX stage like a punked-up-panther, Skin pounces on every line and claws it to shreds.
7
My sitter just punked out on me.
8
I'd been punked by a PC prankster?
9
Far more interesting was Cockney Rejects' punked-up version of I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles: And one final effort here.
10
Could be we're all getting punked.
11
She still felt like a punked-out, faux-leather-wearing, free-thinking Bratz doll in a sea of Pretty Princess of Preppyland Barbies.
12
And they punked 1D during the final concert in Melbourne, switching places with their band to play Teenage Dirtbag.
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Without so much as glancing at me, De Luca said: No, no, no, no... this guy punked me out, he's going back up to the unit.
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Carlos is the old boyfriend, slick and Latin and all Punked out.
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"They wanted to bully Barack but he wasn't going to be punked like that," Carol Anne Harwell said.
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"Bonnie punked out," Lula said.