adjective
definition
Exhibiting strong, masculine beauty.
definition
Shaped like a hunk, or piece; chunky.
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All right; in good condition.
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Even; square; on equal footing with
Examples of hunky in a Sentence
The hunky stranger spoke to Romas's oldest brother.
She was going home, not staying on some dead planet with some hunky stranger!
Once best known as a member of 98 Degrees and Jessica Simpson's hunky husband, Nick Lachey is now single and pursuing a career as a solo artist.
Once things are going all hunky dory, trouble must arrive.
Samsung E710 gadgety phone purchased 22/02/04 all hunky dory.
Heath Ledger made his name as a hunky teen heartthrob.
True there are Gudgeon in these places of specimen proportions that can engulf a pretty hunky piece of meet or a mouthful of maggots.
But years before the hunky actor made women swoon as he bared his chest in Thelma and Louise, he was just a regular small town boy who wore a variety of different hairstyles and trends as he slowly climbed the ladder into stardom.
He is widely recognized for his portrayal of hunky Ben Davies in Hollyoaks, a popular British soap opera that he joined in August 2000.
Locals, who have a vested interested in the CBS serial, will tell you that the show's sizzling vixens and hunky villains don't even pronounce their hometown the same.
They revamped the show and added several new, younger cast members including singing sensation Kylie Minogue and hunky Jason Donovan, the son of well-known Australian actor Terence Donovan.
Thanks to his role as Mike on Desperate Housewives, hunky actor James Denton has made women the world over wish for faulty pipes.
Hunky carpenter Ty Pennington is the show's host and head designer.
Later romantic ghosts include the hunky, if deceased, Patrick Swayze, in 1990's movie Ghost, and also in 1990, Alan Rickman as a man returned after death to haunt his lover in Truly, Madly, Deeply.