2 definitions by Gabriel Murayama
A colloquial phrase common in southern New York that is often used to reference a particularly pitiful error on the part of a particularly pitiful person who may be deserving of multiple blows from a blunt, dense object, but not tough enough to take it
Ben: I made a left-hand turn and got into an accident on Central Avenue!
Gabe: Well, Ben, I think there's a no left turn sign in that particular location
Genta: Wowwww, Ben, what a Sorri time!
Gabe: Well, Ben, I think there's a no left turn sign in that particular location
Genta: Wowwww, Ben, what a Sorri time!
by Gabriel Murayama February 17, 2010
Sorri is a word developed in southern New York that is generally used in reference to something that is pitiful and embarrassing; sorri time is the common phrase that's used, and it's colloquial uses are very broad.
When Tobi had her son Ben and realized he was mentally retarded, the doctor quickly responded to the shocked look on her face by saying "looks like you have some sorri time ahead".
by Gabriel Murayama February 17, 2010