I. |haŋkē|paŋk adjective
Etymology: short for hanky-panky
: marked by or derived from hanky-panky
hanky-pank joints — Life
their pockets full of hanky-pank money — Herbert Gold
II. ¦haŋkē¦paŋk noun
( -s )
Etymology: hanky-pank , adjective
: any of various carnival games in which contestants may win small prizes for the exercise of simple skills (as dart throwing)