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I. funk [fʌŋk] N no pl

1. funk Am, Aus inf (depression):

funk
Tief nt <-s, -s> inf
to be in a [blue] funk
deprimiert [o. inf down] sein

2. funk Brit inf (panic):

funk
Schiss m <-es> inf
to be in blue funk
von blanker Panik ergriffen sein inf
to be in blue funk
riesigen Schiss haben

3. funk (music style):

funk
Funk m <-s>

4. funk Am pej (bad smell):

funk
Gestank m <-(e)s>

II. funk [fʌŋk] VB trans esp Brit

to funk it
kneifen <kniff, gekniffen> inf

blue ˈfunk N sl

to be in a blue funk
in heller Panik sein sl
to be in a blue funk
sich dat vor Angst in die Hosen machen

funk up VB trans

to funk up ⇆ sth music
etw in Schwung bringen
to funk up ⇆ sth clothes
etw aufpeppen sl
Present
Ifunk
youfunk
he/she/itfunks
wefunk
youfunk
theyfunk
Past
Ifunked
youfunked
he/she/itfunked
wefunked
youfunked
theyfunked
Present Perfect
Ihavefunked
youhavefunked
he/she/ithasfunked
wehavefunked
youhavefunked
theyhavefunked
Past Perfect
Ihadfunked
youhadfunked
he/she/ithadfunked
wehadfunked
youhadfunked
theyhadfunked
See further verb tables