Definitions by Slanka
dilrook
To dilrook: To tell an extremely lengthy story that starts at an arbitrary place and goes absolutely nowhere, often looping back to the same point multiple times or jumping to completely unrelated points. The word originates from the name of a particularly verbose Sri Lankan tour guide.
Dilruk
Verb- to attempt to tell a story or make a point but instead ramble excessively with circuitous side stories and boring lengthy tangents that never get to the point and thus losing and boring the audience. It is the opposite of succinct, clear, entertaining and focused.