funk
Pronunciation: [fʌŋk]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(noun) a feeling of sadness or low mood. When someone feels down or not happy, they might be said to be in a funk.
Example
After a weekend of rest, she was no longer in a funk and felt much better.
Example
He has been in a funk all week and hasn't wanted to play outside.
Example
Are you still in a funk, or do you feel better now?
Context: "music"
(noun) a style of music that is strong and has a lot of rhythm. Funk music makes you want to dance with its catchy beats.
Example
They danced all night to the funky music at the party.
Example
The music was nice, but it wasn't funky; it was more classical.
Example
Have you ever listened to funk music before?
Context: "behavior"
(verb) to become afraid or nervous about something. If someone funks out, they might not want to do something because they are scared.
Example
He didn't funk out when it was his turn to speak in front of the class.
Example
She always funks out right before the big game and gets really worried.
Example
Did you funk out when you had to give your presentation?
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