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Funky (Adjective)

(of jazz) having the soulful feeling of early blues.

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The funky bass line in the jazz standard added a layer of complexity to the song's overall feel.
The improvisational solo was so funky that it transported the audience back to the smoky clubs of 1920s New Orleans.
The jazz quartet's funky rendition of the classic tune was a hit with the crowd, who couldn't help but tap their feet along.
The funky rhythms and syncopated beats in the jazz piece made it a standout in the composer's oeuvre.
The funky, soulful sound of the saxophone was the perfect complement to the singer's gravelly vocals.

Stylish and modern in an unconventional way; "she likes funky clothes"; "we did it all in black and white in a very funky sixties style".

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The boutique hotel's funky decor was a refreshing change from the usual bland chain hotels.
Her funky sense of style made her stand out in a crowd, with her bright pink hair and eclectic outfits.
The artist's funky sculptures were a hit at the gallery opening, with their unusual shapes and colors.
The restaurant's funky vibe was enhanced by the live jazz music and dim lighting.
The fashion designer's funky collection was a fusion of vintage and modern elements, with bold patterns and bright colors.

In a state of cowardly fright.

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Offensively malodorous; "a foul odor"; "the kitchen smelled really funky".

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The dumpster behind the restaurant smelled funky after a week without being emptied.
The gym's locker room was funky from all the sweaty clothes and equipment.
After a few days without showering, his socks started to smell funky.
The fridge had been left open all night and now the whole kitchen smelled funky.
The porta-potty at the music festival was notoriously funky by the end of the weekend.