stonk

noun

ˈstäŋk 

ˈstȯŋk

plural stonks

slang

: stock sense 2

For a while, it looked like Hertz could surf the wave to stonk glory, as it prepared to issue $500 million in stocks.

—Gian Volpicelli

—usually used in plural

… there are plenty of trading apps out there to get your stonks to the moon.

—Anna Iovine

People who know stonks: how much should I be freaking out right now about the stonks for the next 4 years?

—@tortsandsports, on BlueSky

Word History

Etymology

alteration of stock entry 1

First Known Use

circa 2020, in the meaning defined above

Rhymes for stonk

• bonk
• bronk
• cronk
• honk
• tonk