weather is often dank. What am I missing here?
About 3 generations :)
I think that that is slang use, Charlie.
Right about that but see answer above.
The dictionary that pops up...
wrong!
Language is ultimately based on usage and not the dictionary.
True enough. However it is correctly defined in a dictionary,,,just not
the one you guys used. While a group of old geezers were sitting around
discussing cameras and argueing the merits of pluperfect usage has
changed. It is slang alright and means just about the opposite of the
original meaning. Maybe that is perhaps the point? "A dank day", means
different things in this household.
<http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dank>
Mike
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