Dork as a verb?
You're dorkin' up the skies, Stinkie Pie, so make like a bee and buzz off.
Could you tell me what dorkin' means in the sentence? I do know it's used as a noun but I've never seen it used that way. Thanks in advance!
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Hi Dork is quite rude US slang. " I can't find a dictionary reference, but I'm sure it's used as a verb It just means: messing about, acting in a stupid way Dave
- Hi Dork is quite rude US slang.
- " I can't find a dictionary reference, but I'm sure it's used as a verb It just means: messing about, acting in a stupid way Dave
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Dork is quite rude US slang.
You can use it as a noun, to say that someone is stupid: "Stop being a dork."
As a slang verb, it therefore means to act as a stupid person: "This is a serious situation, so you need to stop dorking about."
I can't find a dictionary reference, but I'm sure it's used as a verb
It just means: messing about, acting in a stupid way
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