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What (who) is gunk - definition

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Gunk (disambiguation)

Gunk         
Another name for margarine, based on the fact it's a bunch of chemicals.
Pass the gunk.
gunk         
You use gunk to refer to any soft sticky substance, especially if it is unpleasant. (INFORMAL)
= gunge
N-UNCOUNT
gunk         
¦ noun informal an unpleasantly sticky or messy substance.
Origin
1930s (orig. US): the proprietary name of a detergent.

Wikipedia

Gunk

Gunk may refer to:

  • Gunge, or gunk, an unspecific greasy, filthy substance
  • Gunk (mereology), the term in mereology for any whole whose parts all have further proper parts
  • Gunk, a Belgian television program and monthly magazine
  • Gunk, a line of automotive maintenance products produced by the Radiator Specialty Company
  • Shawangunk Ridge, often referred to as "the Gunks"
  • Gunk, a character in the comic strip Curtis
Examples of use of gunk
1. Biodiesel turned this into gunk, which entered the fuel filter.
2. He‘s not from another planet, or filled with radioactive gunk.
3. Soaring temperatures and a lack of wind conspire with gunk–spewing traffic to foul the air.
4. It is a thick, green gunk that contains sevruga extracts and spirulina algae, hence the colour.
5. Jagger is cold and closed, but Wyman‘s history pours out like so much gunk.