Word Type

Noun

Adjective

Verb

Adjective

The word "punk" can be used as noun, adjective, verb and adjective.

Word Relationships

Dbpedia Genre

rock music

Derived Terms

Afropunk Celtic punk anarcho-punk antipunk art punk atompunk bindle punk biopunk clockpunk country punk cowpunk crust punk cyberpunk cypherpunk deathpunk dieselpunk edupunk egg punk electropunk folk punk folk-punk garage punk garage-punk genderpunk glam punk hardcore punk hinkypunk horror punk hunky punk industrial punk mannerpunk neopunk pickled punk pop punk pop-punk positive punk post-punk post-punk revival postpunk prepunk protopunk punk jazz punk music punk out punk rock punk rocker punk zine punk-ass punk-blues punk-jazz punk-like punkabilly punkadelic punkdom punked punker punkette punkify punkily punking punkish punkitude punklike punkling punks out punkster punkwear punkwood punky punkzine sailpunk sandalpunk seapunk ska punk ska-punk skate punk skatepunk skunk splatterpunk steampunk surf punk surfpunk synthpunk technopunk unpunk

Derived From

cyberpunk

Etymologically Related To

funk spunk

Context

aave north american sometimes as informal plural punx

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

adolescent criminal crook felon igniter ignitor lighter malefactor outlaw rock rock 'n' roll rock and roll rock music rock'n'roll rock-and-roll stripling teen teenager

Type Of (IsA)

igniter magazine

Related Terms

aesthetic agaric ahistorical anachronistic anal sex bad bottom courtesan cowardly fiction hoodlum hooligan inferior noun petty pimp prank prison prostitute punk rocker subculture technology touchwood unproduced unwell weak wimp wood worthless

Similar Terms

inferior

Synonym Network

chintzy hood kindling punk rock punk rocker

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