gank

[ gangk ]

/ gæŋk /

verb (used with object) Slang.

to rob or mug (a person).

to steal or seize (something of value).

(in a video game) to kill (a character), especially an outnumbered, weaker, or lower level player character: I got ganked in the jungle—never saw it coming.

noun Slang.

(in a video game) the killing of one character by another, especially when the killer character has a powerful or unfair advantage over the victim: Early ganks aren’t very effective, so you should save those attacks for later.

Origin of gank

First recorded in 1985–90; in 2000–05 for defs. 3, 4; from African American Vernacular English; further origin uncertain

Words nearby gank

gangue, gang-up, gangway, ganister, ganja, gank, gannet, Gannett, ganof, ganoid, ganoin

单词	gank
释义	gank [ gangk ] / gæŋk / verb (used with object) Slang. to rob or mug (a person). to steal or seize (something of value). (in a video game) to kill (a character), especially an outnumbered, weaker, or lower level player character: I got ganked in the jungle—never saw it coming. noun Slang. (in a video game) the killing of one character by another, especially when the killer character has a powerful or unfair advantage over the victim: Early ganks aren’t very effective, so you should save those attacks for later. Origin of gank First recorded in 1985–90; in 2000–05 for defs. 3, 4; from African American Vernacular English; further origin uncertain Words nearby gank gangue, gang-up, gangway, ganister, ganja, gank, gannet, Gannett, ganof, ganoid, ganoin Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020
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