dirka dirka

probably best work ever from the best film ever team america wooooo

jihaaaaaaaddddd dirkkkkkaaaa dirrrkkkaaaaa

towel head 1- have u got the WMD's

towel head 2- yes theyre hidden in my ass

towel head 1- ahhh dirka dirka let me get them

by ahh dirka dirka June 05, 2009

dirka

a word to tease a friend who resembles the steryotypical suicide bomber. also a pyro

*friend says somthing pyro*

"your such a dirka..."

by Karl Evensburrough February 24, 2008

dirka dirka

a group of people that live in michigan

those dirka dirka kitty corner mother fuckers in michigan. dirka dirka.

by love laurie December 02, 2007

dirka

A person of east-indian ethnicity, who enjoys pretending to be black, while actually suffering from extreme cowardice, lacking in fighting skills, and who must have an advantage to stand a chance in a fight (ie. knife). Also, someone who must have at least a 5 to 1 ratio in favor of themselves before commencing a fight, and who enjoys living with at least 15 people in the same, average sized house.

I got jumped by a dozen dirkas last night. It was close but i still won the fight.

by robin birdman mahony November 24, 2006

dirka dirka

Once used in puppet animation for a fictional language for the Islamic terrorists role. In urban language now more commonly used as a slang for marijuana or being inebriated on marijuana.

Examples:
1) Hey man! Know where I can get some dirka dirka?

2)Man that herb got me derka'd last night! or Wow, I was derkafied off that bong yo!

3) Got any dirka to role up?

by wavestradomas May 18, 2009

dirka dirka

Occasionally used to express confusion, or to express a desire for more information.

Girl: This isn't working, we should break up.
Guy: Dirka dirka?

by eyelyetwoewe August 22, 2008

dirka dirka

Dirka Dirka is the equivilent of "Yo" is the lost language of the Lahontin, a nomadic tribe that setteled in the Hualapai Valley and frequented the Black Rock Desert.

Adopted by members of the secret Jub-Jub society, Dirka Dirka can often be heard but seldon identified with any one particular speaker. Dirka Dirka continues to be used much like the word Paiute meaning water in the acient native american language however the very nature of the word defies modern use as it is not directed at anyone, but directed at no one and everyone at the same time.

A cry of Dirka Dirka will be heard and someone will just apear to have several cans of ice cold beer.

A cry of Dirka Dirka and out of the night friends you have never met show face.

by Nasty Tuna July 20, 2006