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I. funk1 [Am fəŋk, Brit fʌŋk] N U esp Brit inf
1. funk (fear):
mieditis f inf
julepe m AmS inf
canguelo m Spain inf
to be in a (blue) funk over sth Brit inf
to be in a (blue) funk over sth Brit inf
2. funk dated (coward):
gallina mf inf
II. funk1 [Am fəŋk, Brit fʌŋk] VB trans esp Brit inf, dated
funk2 [Am fəŋk, Brit fʌŋk] N U MUS
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
funk [fʌŋk] N no pl
1. funk Am, Aus (depression):
2. funk Brit inf (fear):
3. funk (music):
funk [fʌŋk] N
1. funk (depression):
2. funk inf (fear):
culillo m PRico, Ecua, Nic, Pan, Col
3. funk (music):
Present
Ifunk
youfunk
he/she/itfunks
wefunk
youfunk
theyfunk
Past
Ifunked
youfunked
he/she/itfunked
wefunked
youfunked
theyfunked
Present Perfect
Ihavefunked
youhavefunked
he/she/ithasfunked
wehavefunked
youhavefunked
theyhavefunked
Past Perfect
Ihadfunked
youhadfunked
he/she/ithadfunked
wehadfunked
youhadfunked
theyhadfunked
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Their original music tended toward a hard funk sound, mainly influenced by three musicians who formed the core of the group.
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It helped to popularize that area's local funk subgenre known as go-go.
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The song also includes influences of funk music.
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He called the first 15 games the worst funk of his life.
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As in her previous works, electro funk and electroclash continue to be the primary genres.
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