funky
Pronunciation: [ˈfʌŋki]
Word
Context: "style"
(adjective) having a unique and interesting style or look that is often playful or bold. Something that is funky usually stands out and is different from what people usually see.
Example
She wore a funky dress that had bright colors and interesting patterns.
Example
His outfit was not funky at all; it was very plain and boring.
Example
Do you think this art piece has a funky style?
Context: "smell"
(adjective) having a strong, unpleasant odor that is often musty or stale. When something is funky in this way, it doesn’t smell fresh, and can sometimes be smelly.
Example
The old cheese had a funky smell that made everyone want to leave the room.
Example
The fresh bread smells great, not funky or bad at all.
Example
Why does the gym bag have such a funky odor?
Context: "music"
(noun) a style of music that is lively and has a strong rhythm, often with elements of jazz and soul. Funky music makes you want to move and dance.
Example
They played some funky tunes at the party that got everyone dancing.
Example
The quiet classical music was not funky; it made people sit still.
Example
What do you like most about funky music?
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