Crunk

An adjective/verb borne from the southern states. There are several theories as to how the word came to be, most of which suggest that the words Crazy & Drunk were combined to form "Crunk". However, it is highly unlikely that the poorly educated individual who first used this word put that much thought into it. It is just some idiot's belief of how the past tense of "crank" should be pronounced. For instance, an educated person might say: "I just cranked the engine.", whereas someone of lower intelligence might say: "My CAH be crunk now". The meaning of the word "crunk" is what one might expect. Much like the engine example made above, the word means that something is running well, or an event is happening in some great fashion. Or even the literal interpretation that something has been cranked. Essentially, the people that use this word most often have an inferior understanding of proper grammar, and it would be foolish to try and categorize "crunk" as adjective, verb, or other as it is just butchered American-English.....It is retard-speak made popular, similar to using "choppa" interchangeably with "automatic gun".