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skank n (dance) (baile, voz inglesa)skank nm
  (voz inglesa)skanking nm
 Skank is an energetic dance style.
skank n pejorative, offensive, informal (promiscuous woman) (vulgar, ofensivo)perra, zorra nf
  (vulgar, ofensivo)puta nf
 Ron's the kind of guy who sleeps with a woman and then calls her a skank.
skank n pejorative, informal, US (sleazy person)asqueroso, asquerosa nm, nf
 Those boys are all skanks! I'd avoid them if I were you.
skank vi (dance loosely)bailar skanking loc verb
 The party guests were skanking to a ska tune.
skank vi informal (walk suggestively)contonearse v prnl
skank [sth] vtr informal (steal [sth](coloquial)afanar vtr
  (coloquial)birlar vtr
  robar vtr
 Alfie is always skanking money off his parents.
skank [sb] vtr informal (trick [sb])estafar a vtr + prep
  engañar a vtr + prep
 The seller skanked me with knock-off "designer" trainers.
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