What does HANKS mean?

Parts of Speech

Noun

Definitions

1. plural of hank, a skein or coil of yarn, thread, or rope
2. an informal term for "thanks"

Pronunciations

• US: /hæŋks/
• UK: /hæŋks/

Origin and Usage

The word "hanks" is derived from the Old English word "hanc," which means "a coil or skein of yarn." It is commonly used in the context of knitting or crocheting, where it refers to a skein or coil of yarn. The term "hanks" is also used informally as a plural form of "thanks."

Synonyms

Skeins, coils, bundles, spools, balls

Related Words

Yarns, ropes, cords, knots, loops

Example Sentences

1. She purchased two hanks of yarn for her knitting project.
2. After receiving a gift, she texted "hanks" to express her gratitude.