I don't believe there's anything in this funk of yours.

"We're in a blue funk over the way recitations are going.

"He funked for some reason, I thought," Simpson said afterwards in the tent he shared with his uncle.

"Fact is," Joyce went on, "I'm so desperate for a little change that I don't believe I'd funk at taking French over the Academy wall.

Mrs. B. doesn't know it, but I was in a blue funk from start to finish.

There is no mistake about it," said Susanna, rising and walking to the window: "I am in a regular funk about him.

A shallow-pated fellow, who had probably figured personally in the outrages of that period, in talking to me on the subject, thus described it,"he bolted off in a funk to Quebec;" and doubtless hundreds of others, as shallow-pated as himself, had been made to believe such was the case, and vituperation being the easiest of all ignoble occupations, they had probably done their best to circulate the paltry slander.