boorgir

boorgir

boorgir!

by smartmf1234 July 28, 2021

Borg

Short for “black out riot gallon.” A drink usually made by college students (or anyone with a large tolerance for and copious amounts of cheap alcohol) consisting of a half-gallon of water, half-handle of vodka and entire bottle of mio served out of a plastic gallon jug. You can add Red Bull if you’re really feeling unhinged. The final product must be given a name that is a low-effort pun on the word borg (i.e. J. Robert Borgenheimer, father of the atomic borg). For best results, consume within 24 hours.

I barely remember last night because my friend and I split an entire borg

by yungforest March 9, 2022

Björgvin Arnarson

An actor known as his role from “Chucky” who plays the character Devon Evans. A funny and sweet kid. He’s so talented at acting, art, music & more. He’s also the cutest one in the whole chucky cast.

Björgvin Arnarson did a great job on his role in Chucky.

Björgvin Arnarson is the kindest person I ever know.

by Luis/@47.luis.47 on insta April 16, 2022

Blorgantinian

Something that is reminiscent of Pablo Blorgantini or of Blorgantini’s works. Blorgantini was an Italo-Zulu author and poet who often wrote long, outlandish poems on absurdity and irony. He would often put random words in the middle of sentences for no reason and his books would often have no narrative structure or sense. Something that is reminiscent of this style would be Blorgantinian.

Person 1 watches a goofy TikTok that has cartoonish audio, fast-forwarded video, 7 likes, and a confession to murder

Person 1: That was quite Blorgantinian.

by Thomas Pigskin December 14, 2022

Gutzon Borglum

The sound that a fart makes when bubbling up in a bathtub.

I opened the bathroom door, only to hear a Gutzon Borglum.

by FiOS-Dave March 31, 2009

Amogous Borgir

When a burger is sussy.

Man, if I were you I wouldn't eat that amogous borgir!

by twigyboi September 27, 2021

Dimmu Borgir

Dimmu Borgir is a Norwegian symphonic black metal band from Jessheim, formed in 1993. The name is derived from Dimmuborgir, a volcanic formation in Iceland, the name of which means "dark cities" or "dark castles/fortresses" in Icelandic, Faroese and Old Norse.

Dimmu Borgir is FUCKING AWESOME

by rain97 July 29, 2023