derka

One of the seven words that constitute the Arabic language. The other words being, jehad, muhammed, sherpa, bakkala, allah and burkha.

Ignorant Americans use some of these revered words in random combinations to denote Arabs, camels, sand, desert, islam, terrorists, koran etc.

Arab_1: Derka, derka muhammed jehad?
Arab_2: Sherpa allah bakkala burkha burkha!

Ignorant American in a kebab shop: One burkha please.

by rabidmonk April 3, 2008

DERKY

A person who is not from the country of India, yet looks Indian.

Elliot Johnson is a black Derky.

by Kashamba March 12, 2008

Derk face

someone who looks slimey and greasy, or just derk for short

ken: what was that derk faces's name
will: oh you mean that greasy Ed

by geezy001 February 12, 2009

Derkadob

Act upon the choices of society to remove someone out of their position of occupation, thus denying them a job.

Latin: To take someone's job away.

Not cool man, them damn city counsel men derkadob!
Alex and Ryan went to work at Barts motorcycle shop, but that bastard came in and derkadob!

by ARP3450 October 17, 2011

dworkinite

A radical feminist who would like to ban most things pleasurable. Pre intersectional yet completely bat shit crazy. Yes, this breed of feminists are rather spiteful towards men and see children as sexually transmitted diseases - hence sex must be avoided at all costs.

That Dworkinite did not shower for 3 weeks again, don't mention nice things or she will open her mouth and shout 'patriarchy!'

by kruella August 26, 2016

Dwerp

An ignorant, naive person who continuously fails at social interactions and cannot communicate using proper English.

"Look at this dwerp, cant even spell Enggrish correctle"

"Hey you know that dude Tom? He's a dwerp!"

by killabee123 June 17, 2013

Derka Derka

Phrase

Originally used as a bridgepoint term between the terrorist puppets and the increasingly hilarious Team of the Americas, \'Derka Derka\' has since transcended such lowly usage.

Nowadays, it is not uncommon to hear the phrase in relation to a missed quotation. Such as \"She said, \'Derka Derka\' and then left.\" It can also be used in conjunction with the equaling transcendent term, \'Gagahgagahgahga,\' which, in and of itself, is related to the drunkeness associated with severe exhaustion.

Ideally, Derka Derka can be used in any situation.

\"Derka Derka, Gagahgagahgahga\" (when sleepy and trying to express that notion)

\"So she said, in a manly voice, \'Kris, I want some food. Derka Derka.\' and left him to his task.\"

by Justin Marx April 26, 2005