What is the translation of the British "W**k" into American?
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It seems that wanker generally is used to mean a worthless individual.
in addition, I located Wank, Germany
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I have heard and used the world in casual context myself, though usually as a pronoun (wanker) as opposed to a verb or noun. I do then to notice that only people who are regularly exposed to British comedy tend to know the actual meaning. However, wank is close enough to wack that people will accept it a a mispronunciation of the American slang @polymath pointed out. The definitions are similar enough that I don't see any point in making a clarification.
For those who want to pervert another language and cartography at the same time...
It appears that Wank is a way you can go in Nesselwang, Germany. Although I would want to spend far more time in the Geschlechtsverkehrs part of Nesselwang than in Wank. After all, if someone is going to nestle your wang, best to do it right...
That must be it. It shows up on Google maps. And the two ads that show up on the page are "Naughty berlin Wifes
Husband Out For Work: You In For
Naughty Pleasure! Join For Free.
Affairsclub.com/berlin" and another similar. For some reason the word has not crossed the Atlantic, as far as I have ever heard.
Maybe whack is the American version of wank, which is why it didn't spread. But it seems to have a more varied meaning. Also, whack has a non-rude meaning while wank doesn't seem to.