dork

Verb = to dork: slightly and unintentionally or accidentally misadjust or bring out of correct alignment

Adjective = dorked: tweaked, misaligned, off

"I sat on my glasses and dorked them." Or, "Yesterday I dorked my back while lifting bags of cement."

"The door rubs in one corner because the frame is dorked."

by Skeezix April 19, 2006

Dorkativity

Activities that are not cool in any way and that often are associated with academics or hobbies

Arranging flowers in a vase according to their size and color for an hour is an example of a dorkativity.

by GDDPHD April 24, 2017

Dork

A goof ball.
Or
Jacob Ryan

Jacob is a dork.

by Marigangalus January 28, 2018

Dork

Someone that comes up with clever abbreviations for big words because they think they own the place and call it their turf.

The dork wanted to find a clever way to get somebody other than herself rejected, so she thought of a clever abbreviation for a big word to call somebody.

by The Original Agahnim October 09, 2021

Dork

An odd person who is socially inept. Most times they are unaware of their dorkiness.

Kyle thought he was being sauve when he was flirting , but she thought he was a dork.

by Konrad36 April 28, 2017

Dork

Dork is another name for people called Matthew

Matthew is such a Dork

by Oppai Kami-sama October 27, 2018

Dork

Whales penis

“Look at that dork”

by Lalalaladumb January 24, 2021