Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

skronk

Verb

/skrɒŋk/

Definition

To make a loud, harsh, and discordant noise, often referring to instruments or vocal sounds.

Examples

The saxophonist began to skronk, filling the room with a cacophony of sound.
During the jam session, the guitarist delivered a skronk that electrified the audience.

Meaning

Skronk typically describes a style of music or sound that is unconventional, jarring, and rough around the edges. It is often associated with jazz or experimental music where dissonance is embraced.