A friend of a friend referred to me as a 'spunk' today.
My friend now says I should ask her out on a date, but for my own satisfaction, I'd like to know if this word is meant in a complimentary or derogatory way, just so I don't look like an idiot if I make an approach and she didn't mean it in a complimentary way??
Thanks for your help
2007-03-26
09:49:46
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Thanks for the answers so far.
The work is definately SPUNK, as she said, 'he is a spunk'
Being an Englishman, I know that in general use the word spunk is slang for semen.
I just didn't know whether in the context the word was said meant that it was a complimentary or derogatory term, thanks, sorry for the confusion if I caused any
2007-03-26
12:02:58 ·
update #1