the activity of lying on your front in an unusual and sometimes dangerous place and being photographed
The phenomenon of planking involveslyingface down in a publicplace and postingphotos on sites such as Facebook.
As a generalrule do not go planking on anything you wouldn’t sit on.
Synonyms and related words
Relating to photography and photographs
black-and-white
camera-shy
candid
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The activity noun planking was coined in Australia in 2011, though the concept underlying the fad dates back to the late nineties, and was previously known as the lying down game in Britain where it was invented by then-teenagers Gary Clarkson and Christian Langdon. The game went global in late 2007 when Clarkson and Langdon created a Facebook group dedicated to the activity.
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the activity of doing the exercise called the plank
I also slipped a disc a year or so ago, and have become the planking queen.
Submitted from: United Kingdom on 26/02/2020
derived words
plank
verb
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/they
plank
he/she/it
planks
present participle
planking
past tense
planked
past participle
planked
If you are out planking in public, don’t plank on property which is private.
Synonyms and related words
Relating to photography and photographs
black-and-white
camera-shy
candid
planker
noun
Word Forms
singular
planker
plural
plankers
Synonyms and related words
Relating to photography and photographs
black-and-white
camera-shy
candid
planking
noun uncountable
US /ˈplæŋkɪŋ/
DEFINITIONS3
1
planks used for making a floor
Synonyms and related words
Building materials
adobe
aggregate
asbestos
2
the activity of lying on your front in an unusual and sometimes dangerous place and being photographed
The phenomenon of planking involveslyingface down in a publicplace and postingphotos on sites such as Facebook.
As a generalrule do not go planking on anything you wouldn’t sit on.
Synonyms and related words
Relating to photography and photographs
black-and-white
camera-shy
candid
Featured as a BuzzWord!
The activity noun planking was coined in Australia in 2011, though the concept underlying the fad dates back to the late nineties, and was previously known as the lying down game in Britain where it was invented by then-teenagers Gary Clarkson and Christian Langdon. The game went global in late 2007 when Clarkson and Langdon created a Facebook group dedicated to the activity.
Read more
3
the activity of doing the exercise called the plank
I also slipped a disc a year or so ago, and have become the planking queen.
Submitted from: United Kingdom on 26/02/2020
derived words
plank
verb
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/they
plank
he/she/it
planks
present participle
planking
past tense
planked
past participle
planked
If you are out planking in public, don’t plank on property which is private.