Punk

The boss called the employee a punk for constantly complaining and never taking initiative.

The coach benched the player for acting like a punk.

The punk subculture is all about challenging the mainstream norms.

The punk was made of lightweight materials so that it could float easily.

The hotel room they stayed in was punk and dirty.

The pirates boasted about their success in obtaining a large punk from their latest victim.

The local community was affected by the mining of punk coal, which caused damage to the land and water sources.

He proudly displayed his collection of punk rock vinyl records.

She was nervous as she lit the punk, knowing it would start the show.

The soldier was called a punk for refusing to follow orders.

The amateur musician was a punk at playing the guitar, but he was determined to get better.

The Clash and the Sex Pistols were among the most influential punk bands of the 1970s.

He had a collection of punk vinyl records that he displayed in his bedroom.

The punk rockers on stage wore leather jackets, ripped jeans, and studded belts.

She attended a punk concert where the mosh pit was so intense that she got knocked over.

The punk movement emerged as a response to the commercialization of rock music.

She was introduced to punk music by her older brother, who was a fan of the genre.

The punk singer snarled into the microphone, delivering biting social commentary with his lyrics.

The punk scene was known for its DIY attitude and anti-establishment message.

I was a punk when I first started learning how to drive.

The punk musician struggled with the complex composition.

The punk bartender didn't know how to make a margarita.

They started a punk band with their friends from high school.

The party was a punk affair with cheap decorations and bad music.

He carefully placed the punk on top of the gunpowder.

He's a punk because he won't stand up for himself.