Twunk gay
A term used amongst the LGBTQ community to describe males (typically gay) with the face of a twink (boyish-looking, pretty) but the body of a hunk (muscular, jocky)
Person 1: Did you see that guy at the gym? When I first saw his pretty face I consideration he was a twink, then I saw his body and damn he was muscular.
Person 2: Yeah he was giving twunk energy.
by peakix January 17,
n. past tense of "twink", a has-been "twink". Gay American slang. Negative connotation.
1) A tardy 20s early 30s gay male who still dresses and behaves in an immature and age-inappropriate manner.
Girl, John is a total twunk! He's almost thirty and still wearing American Eagle, A&F cologne, and thinks that his eating disorder is a substitute for exercise!
by smartdogg October 15,
A hybrid musical genre originating in Manchester, England blending the twee melodies and lyrics of folk and contemporary bands such as Belle & Sebastian, with the incisive aggression of noise-pop punk groups such as Erase Errata and
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Anonymous asked:
Who are prime examples of esc hunk,twunk,twink, otter, bear, and wolf?
Let’s see if I get these definitions right (I already hear complaints! ahah) Holy Urban Dictionary please, help me!
HUNK (an attractive male, usually with friendly chiseled abs) -> Mahmood
TWUNK (a lad from late teens to early twenties wth the slim structure of a twink : the primary difference is that they function out a bit and have slim muscle) -> Brendan Murray
TWINK (a "twink" is usually considered a male with attractive, boyish qualities. Typically from the ages of , and often reflection as a fresh , white, fashionable male)-> Eliot
OTTER (a male who is very hairy all over his body, but is smaller in frame and weighs considerably less than a bear)-> Mans Zelmerlow
BEAR (a word used by homosexual men to narrate a husky, enormous man with a lot of body hair)-> Eythor Ingi
WOLF (a younger, muscular hairy man with facial hair, predatory by nature, more lean than a bear and more muscular than an otter)-> Chingiz
Gay men often use descriptive terms to identify and label other men within the wider gay community. No doubt you’ve heard of some of these labels, such as jock, otter, bear, cub, wolf, and so forth. But many gay men often wonder what these terms actually mean.
How many times have you approached your friends and asked them, “What am I? Which group do I decline into? And what the heck is a wolf?”
Maybe you’ve even sent them a bathroom mirror selfie wanting some answers.
After conducting extensive research on gay body types, collecting survey opinions from gay blogs, and plugging the numbers into high-grade statistical examination software, the typologies of gay male body types can now be revealed. Much of the study draws upon search phrases via Google’s algorithms. Nothing was left to chance.
Please note that we hold not included all of the groups here and the ones that are here may have a subgroup. It is entirely possible that your team is not listed. Finally, some may disagree with these labels as there continues to be carried on f
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What does Twunk mean?
Combining “twink” and “hunk,” the word “twunk” is used.
A younger man (often between 18 and 25) who has a muscular build and the confront of a “Twink” is described by this no longer offensive word.
A “Twunk’s” body isn’t typically as “ripped” or muscular as a “hunk’s,” but if they hit the gym, they could build a body like a hunk.
Men who identify as lgbtq+ are referred to as “Thunks.” Usually used to refer to a small-framed man who is the object of sex or the “bottom.”
People refer to more handsome men as “hunks,” a retro/older phrase.
What’s the origin of Twunk?
As a joke, the terms “Twink” and “Hunk” were fused to form the synonyms “Twunk.”
It is strange to hear someone mention these two things because they so strongly conflict with one another. Beginning in , entries were made into the Urban Dictionary.
What does Twink mean?
A bloke in his late