| CRONK | • cronk v. To honk like a goose. • cronk n. The honking sound of a goose. • cronk adj. (Australia, colloquial, obsolete) Unwell, sick. |
| CRONKER | • CRONK adj. (Australian colloquial) ill; of poor quality. |
| CRONKEST | • CRONK adj. (Australian colloquial) ill; of poor quality. |
| DRONKLAP | • DRONKLAP n. (South African) a drunkard. |
| DRONKLAPS | • DRONKLAP n. (South African) a drunkard. |
| DRONKVERDRIET | • dronkverdriet n. (South Africa) Depression caused by drunkenness. • DRONKVERDRIET adj. (South African) depressed after the consumption of alcohol. |
| PRONK | • pronk v. (Of a quadruped) To jump with all four limbs at once. • pronk n. A gait or a leap in which all four legs are used to push off the ground at once. • PRONK v. (South African) of a springbok, to leap in the air. |
| PRONKED | • pronked v. Simple past tense and past participle of pronk. • PRONK v. (South African) of a springbok, to leap in the air. |
| PRONKING | • pronking v. Present participle of pronk. • PRONKING n. a springbok's leaping in the air. |
| PRONKINGS | • PRONKING n. a springbok's leaping in the air. |
| PRONKS | • pronks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pronk. • PRONK v. (South African) of a springbok, to leap in the air. |
| SKRONK | • skronk v. (Intransitive, informal) To produce a raw and discordant sound with electric guitars. • skronk n. (Informal) A raw, discordant sound produced with electric guitars. • SKRONK n. music that is grating, dissonant, and frequently avant-garde. |
| SKRONKS | • skronks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of skronk. • SKRONK n. music that is grating, dissonant, and frequently avant-garde. |
| TRONK | • tronk n. (South Africa) A prison. • TRONK n. (South African) jail. |
| TRONKS | • tronks n. Plural of tronk. • TRONK n. (South African) jail. |