2 definitions by _shagg
Obfuscated pronunciation of 'prick', which can be used in situations where a blatant exclamation of 'prick' would be too obvious and a more subtle approach is required. Can be combined with a cough, or mumbled, to implement an even less noticeable insult.
Prrrk is pronounced similarly to any other word with multiple adjacent R's (e.g. "grrr").
The term originated from Horndean Technology College, from whence it has begun its journey into everyday vocabulary. Fortunately, thus far it has somehow eluded anybody in a position of power, thus retaining excellent usability and a low detection rate.
Prrrk is pronounced similarly to any other word with multiple adjacent R's (e.g. "grrr").
The term originated from Horndean Technology College, from whence it has begun its journey into everyday vocabulary. Fortunately, thus far it has somehow eluded anybody in a position of power, thus retaining excellent usability and a low detection rate.
(Your boss walks into a glass door)
"prrrk!"
- or -
Teacher: "Algebra lets us do some COOL THINGS with maths!"
Class (simultaneously): "prrrk!"
"prrrk!"
- or -
Teacher: "Algebra lets us do some COOL THINGS with maths!"
Class (simultaneously): "prrrk!"
by _shagg August 18, 2007
Obfuscated pronunciation of 'prick', which can be used in situations where a blatant exclamation of 'prick' would be too obvious and a more subtle approach is required. Can be combined with a cough, or mumbled, to implement an even less noticeable insult.
Prrrk is pronounced similarly to any other word with multiple adjacent R's (e.g. "grrr").
The term originated from Horndean Technology College, from whence it has begun its journey into everyday vocabulary. Fortunately, thus far it has somehow eluded anybody in a position of power, thus retaining excellent usability and a low detection rate.
Prrrk is pronounced similarly to any other word with multiple adjacent R's (e.g. "grrr").
The term originated from Horndean Technology College, from whence it has begun its journey into everyday vocabulary. Fortunately, thus far it has somehow eluded anybody in a position of power, thus retaining excellent usability and a low detection rate.
(Your boss walks into a glass door)
"prrrk!"
- or -
Teacher: "Algebra lets us do some COOL THINGS with maths!"
Class (simultaneously): "prrrk!"
"prrrk!"
- or -
Teacher: "Algebra lets us do some COOL THINGS with maths!"
Class (simultaneously): "prrrk!"
by _shagg August 12, 2007