What does SPANK mean?

Spank

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To strike (someone) on the buttocks, typically with the palm of the hand, as a punishment.

Pronunciations: US: /spæŋk/; UK: /spæŋk/

Origin and Usage: The word "spank" originated in the early 17th century, possibly from the Dutch word "spanken," meaning to strike. It is commonly used as a form of punishment for children, but can also be used in a sexual context.

Synonyms: Smack, slap, hit, beat, thrash

Related Words: Clasp, grasp, thank, flank, crank

Example Sentences:

• The mother spanked her child for misbehaving.
• He was spanked as a child and it affected his relationship with his parents.
• The couple enjoyed a little spanking during their intimate moments.