Jank means something that is considered low-quality, poorly made, or not functioning properly. It is used to describe things that are subpar, glitchy, or just overall not up to standard. Here are two practical examples of how this term can be used:
1. Tom: “Hey, have you tried playing that new video game?”
Sarah: “Yeah, I gave it a shot, but it’s so jank! The controls are all messed up, and there are so many bugs.”
2. Emily: “I tried watching that new movie everyone was raving about, but it was so jank! The plot didn’t make sense, the acting was terrible, it was a total waste of time.”
– Something that is low-quality, poorly made, or not functioning properly.
– Describing things that are subpar, glitchy, or not up to standard.
Tom: “Hey, have you tried playing that new video game?”
Sarah: “Yeah, I gave it a shot, but it’s so jank! The controls are all messed up, and there are so many bugs.”
Emily: “I tried watching that new movie everyone was raving about, but it was so jank! The plot didn’t make sense, the acting was terrible, it was a total waste of time.”
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