hunky adj.4
of a man, good-looking, well-built.
Dead Bird (Sydney) 18 Oct. 5/4: And you hort to see them stare / When I ventured to declare, / As we was a hunky pair, / Mr and Jersey. | ||
Sun. Times (Perth) 12 Oct. 1/1: Hunky ’Arry Brown employs a paid canvasser to cop signatures to his requisition. | ||
Physical Culture 27: The big hunky and all round athlete. | ||
Queens’ Vernacular 110: tall and handsome [...] hunky. | ||
After The Ball 302: A hunky, blond, hard-muscled young man. | ||
Homeboy 191: A hunky honcho, he wore his best starched and pressed prison blues. | ||
Destination: Morgue! (2004) 282: Hunky homo Rock Hudson! | ‘Hot-Prowl Rape-O’ in||
Love Without 162: That’s the hottie we’re all waiting for. God’s hunky Son! | ‘Pure’ in||
Apples (2023) 82: [T]he hunky lad in black marched over. | ||
Hilliker Curse 13: Jean F. was wed to a hunky drifter named Ellroy. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 30: Two waitresses [...] eyeballed hunky Bo Belinsky. |