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to let a person, place, or thing loose from ones grasp while giving the appearance of being accidental, when in fact it is done intentionally in order to accomplish a goal that is not readily evidenced.
Present:dorp Future: dorp Past: darp Law Enforcement: "Lets dorp this dimebag in the scumbag's trousers to sure up the conviciton"
Child Rearing: "I'll miss you too Johny, you know I hate to work out of town, now go dorp this lollypop in mommy's purse so you can bring me my balls for the week" Sports: "Hey Avery, dorp your stick in front of Crosby and maybe he'll get hurt and we will have a chance" |
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A fat lip yo lets grab a tin and dorp
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Part of speech: Noun
Pronunciation: "durp" Definition: A person who uses the word "derp" in common speech to the point of annoyance. Synonyms: idiot, fool, clown Them: "... herp derp, derp a derp..."
You: "You, dorp." |
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A dorp is a South African expression similar to 'One horse town' - meaning a small town. "yawn and you could miss it" This town is a one-horse dorp
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Expression in which explains something that is uber, rad , dope, sweet, crazy, insane, wicked.
"Diego is so dorp."
"Damn, that's f***ing dorp!" exclaimed Austin. |
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verb used to exclaim utter foolishness, awkwardness, unawareness, etc. Someone- Hello
Me- Huh? Someone- I am Yitzach Fimburg Me- *dorps |
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A dorp is a South African expression similar to 'One horse town' - meaning a small town "yawn and you could miss it" This town is a one-horse dorp.
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