When something isn't working, or messes up. Can also replace the 'F' word when used to express annoyance or frustration.
Also applicable: borking, bork
Also applicable: borking, bork
"Man, my computer keeps borking up!"
"The whole project was borked, so I had to start over."
"What the bork are you doing?"
"The whole project was borked, so I had to start over."
"What the bork are you doing?"
by scumbagk December 26, 2011
by Wes Ferguson July 13, 2005
by the bear jew 117 November 08, 2010
In computer software borked is usually synonomous with fucked up beyond all recognision, but usually has been delibratly done by someone who is incompatant.
This use of borked is rooted in the traditional defination, to obstruct by defimation &co. in this sense the obstruction is the fucked up, not working ness, and the defimation is that it is beyond all recognision.
This use of borked is rooted in the traditional defination, to obstruct by defimation &co. in this sense the obstruction is the fucked up, not working ness, and the defimation is that it is beyond all recognision.
Android is borked, Google didn't even use a posix, standard c compliant c library and I've seen more Java in starbucks than Davlik, no wonder there are no fucking apps for the thing, who'd waste years porting to that piece of fubar shit. Time to rm -rf / and install GNU/Linux.
by oliverthered May 28, 2013
by Brad Goonisenburg July 25, 2009
Person A: I can't come to your party tonight because I need to beat my own score at solitaire on my laptop.
Person B: You bork.
Person B: You bork.
by Sophizzle1 March 03, 2014