Dormbre 

Person you room with in college at your dorm

Me and my Dormbre went to the game.

Dormbre by Max Lamb January 8, 2009

dormwrecker 

A person who sleeps with several people from the same social circle/group of friends, often within a relatively short period of time, thereby causing extreme awkwardness and tension at every social gathering they attend. This usually results in the dormwrecker being banished from the social circle; but, in extreme cases, may result in the disbanding of the entire group of friends.

Commonly occurring in dorms and college campuses, a dormwrecker may be seen as a nascent form of the homewrecker.

Wait, you hooked up with Suzie too?! That makes, you, me, Brian, Joe, Steve, etc...why does your girlfriend keep inviting that whore dormwrecker to all our parties?

dormwrecker by Dr. Jesus Christ September 23, 2009

Dormcore 

Music that originates from Wellington university halls of residences. Usually played by first year students in Wellington New Zealand. Coined by The Shelves.

Man, I'm pretty sure this is post punk music.
Nah man, It's just Wellington Dormcore.

Dormcore by OhyeahMrKrabbs October 13, 2019

dromore 

(hell hole)(spide central)
dromore is a place were many spides live.
domore people like to through rocks at 'freaks' or goths, etc.

i live near dromore so help me!

dromore by Blackberry June 29, 2006

dormose

To sit, or otherwise lounge around, doing not a lot as if one is still asleep or having a struggle to wake up.

"I feel particularly dormose today."

dormose by Keith Marshall February 3, 2008

Dormwreaker

Similar to a homewreaker, it describes a person who frequently stresses or destroys relationships in undergraduate universities by engaging one or more members of the relationship in conduct unsuited for traditional monogymous college dating.

"So I heard Becky was hanging out with Nick the other day on his futon and they were getting pretty cozy."

"Seriously? Nick is dating Becky's best friend. What a dormwreaker."

Dormwreaker by Anonymous22342 August 25, 2011