Green’s Dictionary of Slang

lunk adj.

[Scot. lunkie, close, ult. Norwegian lunke, a tepid degree of heat]
(Irish)

1. of weather, close, sultry.

[UK]T. Paulin ‘Waftage: An Irregular Ode’ in Fivemiletown 6: All of my mates / were out of town / that lunk July.
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2. of a person, feeling ill.

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