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- gank Meaning Origin | Slang by Dictionary. com
What does gank mean? We aren’t trying to gank you—which is to say, steal from you, con you, or to take you out in a video game We wouldn’t gang up with our friends to gank you, either
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- GANK Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of GANK is to rob or defraud (someone); also : to steal or take (something) How to use gank in a sentence
- gank - Urban Dictionary
Widely popularised following the success of World of Warcraft, the word "gank" comes from "gang kill", used in earlier MMORPGs like Ultima Online A gang kill occurs when a group (or gang) of players attack a single one and kill him her with relative ease
- gank - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
gank (third-person singular simple present ganks, present participle ganking, simple past and past participle ganked) (transitive, Internet, online gaming, slang) To kill much weaker players in an online video game in such a way that they cannot defend themselves Our group totally ganked this guy From German Gang gank m (Cyrillic spelling ганк)
- Gank Definition Meaning - YourDictionary
(Internet, online gaming, slang) To kill, ambush, or defeat with little effort; used in online games Our group totally ganked this guy I hate it when corpse-campers gank me over and over again Find similar words to gank using the buttons below Gank definition: (slang) To <a>swindle< a>
- GANK definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary
2 senses: 1 to kill (a weaker character) swiftly and easily 2 the swift and easy killing of a weak or defenceless character Click for more definitions
- Gank vs. Gang — What’s the Difference?
Gank originates from the world of online multiplayer video games, used when a group of players ambushes a single player or a smaller group Gang, on the other hand, traditionally refers to a group of people who share a common identity or purpose
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