Unpleasant person, derived from the British sitcom of the 1970s "Porridge".

A foolish or insignificant person.

I found it in a dictionary once so it is not slang.

a combination or a NERD and a DORK

Nerk, Nerking, to Nerk, Nerks. pronounced "nurk"- noun, person. verb.

1. noun- A cheap or uninteresting friend. One who is unassuming and generally pretty lame.

2. verb- To not really be doing anything. i.e. sitting around at home, watching television.

nerk is a mix of the word dork and nerd. it comes in use when you or someone you know is being well a real nerk.

Expression of amused irony or sometimes amused frustration. Local slang found primarily in the central regions of California.

Often used in response to a bad pun or poorly told joke.

A word used by Harry Secombe's character, Neddie Seagoon, in the 1950's BBC radio comedy The Goon Show, to describe an insignificant character, often Bluebottle, with connotations of a fool or some of unfortunate circumstance.