A vehicle that walks on two feet and may have one seat or at least as many as four seats. It appears in Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now! and Oh, the Thinks you can Think!. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. What is Fandom? Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.

Crunk is a subgenre of Southern hip hop that emerged in the early 1990s and gained mainstream success during the early to mid 2000s. [1] [2] Crunk is often up-tempo and one of Southern hip hop's more nightclub-oriented subgenres.

Mar 12, 2005 · Originally coined by Dr. Suess in 1972, in his book " Marvin K. Mooney will you please go now!". "You can go in a Crunk-car if you wish." Get the crunk mug. Highly intoxicated; Crazy drunk. Made popular by hip-hop artist Lil Jon. Let's go get crunk tonight. Get the crunk mug. high and drunk at the same time. Lara got hella crunk on Saturday night.

Oct 13, 2016 · Seuss’s Crunk-Car is a massive steam-powered machine with legs, so it’s probably just a coincidence that “crunk” later got worked into hip hop. Still, he’ll always hold the distinction of being the first to put those five letters together on paper.

If a child reads the words Crunk-Car, their mind will probably picture a car familiar to them—family car. The modifier "Crunk" will probably just pass them right by. It's not that they're poor readers or anything, but young minds tend to prioritize information.

Aug 12, 1971 · Dr Seuss, that is a delight to children around the world, as well as to adults who are young at heart. Dr Seuss introduces some of the marvelous technological inventions of his world, such as a Zike-Bike, a Crunk-Car, a Zumble-Zay, a Bumble-Boat and a Gazoom.

[Verse 3] You can go on stilts; you can go by fish You can go in a Crunk Car if you wish If you wish, you may go by lion's tail Or stamp yourself and go by mail

Jun 7, 2006 · get drunk and drive a car find out for your self what crunk car i s all about. Get the Crunk car mug.

Dec 4, 2014 · We’re stocking it with a collection of 79 creations that can only be found (and named) in the pages of Dr. Seuss—from natural phenomena (Stickle-bush trees) and nutrients (Glunker Stew) to instruments (Three-Nozzled Bloozer) and ammunition (Kick-a-Doo Powder). We’ve even categorized them for you: 1. Whisper-Ma-Phone (The Lorax) 2.