Sl. to conk out; to crash, as with a car or a computer. My car gronked out on the way to work this morning.The program gronks every time I start to run it.
gronk
(grɔŋk)
1. n. a nasty substance, such as dirt that collects between the toes. I don’t want to hear any more at all about your gronk.
2. mod. worthless. I don’t care about your old gronk car. I’d rather take the bus.
gronk (out)
in. to conk out; to crash, as with a car or a computer. The program gronks every time I start to run it.