Shrunken, shrunked ain't no language I ever heard of.
amsterdorn 7 hours ago|||
Honey, I done shrunked them kids
0points 7 hours ago||
English is my third language, also yes.
killingtime74 9 hours ago||
Shrank
tankenmate 5 hours ago||
Would be correct if it is "We shrank", but from my poor memory of the terminology that is the transitive form, shrunken is the intransitive form. But once again from my poor memory.
darraghenright 4 hours ago|||
I've spoken English as my native language for almost five decades and I've never seen/heard the word "shranked" before.
This surely cannot be correct. Even the title of the linked article doesn't use "shranked". What?
forgotpwd16 4 hours ago||
Commonly (since ca. 19th century), shrank is used as the past tense of shrink, shrunk as the past particle, and shrunken as an adjective. The title of the linked article uses "shrunk" as past tense and the submitted title was changed to "shrunked" for some reason. "Shranked" was not mentioned anywhere. (But "shrinked" has had some use in the past.)