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Meanings of skunk in English
American musteline mammal typically ejecting an intensely malodorous fluid when startled; in some classifications put in a separate subfamily Mephitinae.
Strong-smelling strain of cannabis.
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Usage of skunk in English
1
The skunk was brought to animal control after the rescue, reports said.
2
Good on crackers but can function equally well as an amorous-skunk repellent.
3
The sudden move sent the young skunk spinning backwards onto his tail.
4
His remarks were as welcome as a skunk at a garden party.
5
Upon reaching the poultry house, the skunk had encountered an unexpected difficulty.
6
Surprised, the skunk raised his plumy tail like a flag of battle.
7
There is some excuse for a skunk; he can't help being one.
8
In a fourth, bubbled choice pieces of beaver, muskrat, lynx, and skunk.
9
Indeed, all its motions were very slow, like those of the skunk.
10
You can bet that skunk made tracks as soon as he fired.
11
Because I've got a whole lot of respect for the skunk family.
12
Probably a selfish skunk of a spoiled kid, this brother of hers.
13
That skunk CJ Craimer gets to look at this whenever he wants.
14
As he was listening, a skunk walked between him and the mare.
15
You can't smoke out a skunk in a minute, I tell you.
16
This skunk deserves death and I'm going to see he gits it.
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Skunk across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common