/frɑŋk/ or /frɑŋkə/ (FRANGK or FRANG-kuh)

Definitions

1. noun

A variant of Francis, or a shortened form of Frank.

“The Franck brothers opened their own art gallery in the city.”

2. adjective

Having or showing a strong sense of style or taste.

“The Franck-designed mansion was considered the epitome of luxury living.”

3. proper noun

The surname of several notable individuals, including the German composer Kurt Franck and the French composer César Franck.

“César Franck’s symphonies are widely regarded as some of the greatest works of 19th-century classical music.”

4. verb

To decorate or furnish in a style reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright or other architects associated with the Prairie School.

“The architect decided to Franck the interior of the house to match its period-style exterior.”