1. A caricature of the Incredible Hulk with an over-large head, giant-sized tusks and muscled limbs so disproportionately thick he can't move them. He usually carries an obscenely large axe, and sometimes wears a silly horned Brunhilda helmet for good measure. His jaws are always agape in a permanent moronic grimace so we can see his yellowed tusks, but how he manages to close his mouth remains a mystery.
2. In the 1st and 2nd edition D&D game, a race of warlike humanoids with porcine snouts who are closely related to humans and can interbreed with them.
3. In J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-Earth, a race of creatures that were once elves, but have been corrupted by the dark powers of Morgoth and serve Sauron and Sauroman during the war of the ring. They were, in a sense, Tolkien's critique of industrial warfare. Also known as "goblins".
2. In the 1st and 2nd edition D&D game, a race of warlike humanoids with porcine snouts who are closely related to humans and can interbreed with them.
3. In J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-Earth, a race of creatures that were once elves, but have been corrupted by the dark powers of Morgoth and serve Sauron and Sauroman during the war of the ring. They were, in a sense, Tolkien's critique of industrial warfare. Also known as "goblins".
I play as an orc so I can take advantage of starting off with a 20 Strength as a 1st level barbarian with my Hackmaster +12.
by Killing Kittens July 18, 2006
A breed of hideously ugly 'lady' who inhabitate the barren landscape of Mordor.
Orcs generally, but not always have the following attributes: back boobs, facial hair, missing teeth, a tramp stamp, too tight clothing, imitation gold jewelry, hoop earrings, inappropriate body piercings for their age, 3 kids with no present father figure, a cackling laugh, a distinct lack of class.
Orcs generally, but not always have the following attributes: back boobs, facial hair, missing teeth, a tramp stamp, too tight clothing, imitation gold jewelry, hoop earrings, inappropriate body piercings for their age, 3 kids with no present father figure, a cackling laugh, a distinct lack of class.
by MrKoi May 16, 2007
Orcs are a fictional race seen in many modern fantasy mediums (such as books and games), made of large, savage, and sometimes irredeemably evil humanoids. Created by J.R.R Tolkien, and their name was intended to be based on Old English words for "demon" or "ogre."
In Tolkien's works, smaller Orcs are sometimes referred to specifically as "Goblins," so in this sense one may consider an Orc to be a larger and more brutish type of Goblin, however outside of Tolkien's works this is rarely true, and Orcs are often made out to be a distinct race from Goblins, although in the Warhammer setting Orcs and Goblins are related races, part of a larger family of races known as "Greenskins."
Orcs are almost always savage and/or warlike, and are usually made out to be evil, unintelligent and pitiful monsters, and are often a creature simply used for "slaying fodder" for quests. However in the Warhammer settings Orcs or "Orks" are playable armies, and there is a sense of whimsy and glorified stupidity about them.
The Warcraft setting they are also playable; and their bloodlust and depravity came from being controlled by a demon curse which they have freed themselves from, and now have a sense of honour. In some other settings they are also from time-to-time given this "noble savage" image.
In Tolkien's works, smaller Orcs are sometimes referred to specifically as "Goblins," so in this sense one may consider an Orc to be a larger and more brutish type of Goblin, however outside of Tolkien's works this is rarely true, and Orcs are often made out to be a distinct race from Goblins, although in the Warhammer setting Orcs and Goblins are related races, part of a larger family of races known as "Greenskins."
Orcs are almost always savage and/or warlike, and are usually made out to be evil, unintelligent and pitiful monsters, and are often a creature simply used for "slaying fodder" for quests. However in the Warhammer settings Orcs or "Orks" are playable armies, and there is a sense of whimsy and glorified stupidity about them.
The Warcraft setting they are also playable; and their bloodlust and depravity came from being controlled by a demon curse which they have freed themselves from, and now have a sense of honour. In some other settings they are also from time-to-time given this "noble savage" image.
by DanCornelius September 22, 2011
1)The most annoying race in Warcraft III Mod for Counter-Strike.
Mostly noted by their overpowered grenades or "nades" and their super powered lightning strikes.
Mostly noted by their overpowered grenades or "nades" and their super powered lightning strikes.
(CT)Jesus!: FIRE IN THE HOLE!
*boom* (kills 5 people)
(T)*DEAD*Rambo: Freakin GAY ORC NADE!
(T)*DEAD*Mr. X: GAY ORC!
(T)*DEAD*Homer: Jesus is such a nubb
(T)*DEAD*Hall Waxor!: Why does everyone have to be an orc
(T)*DEAD*:Schlick: OMFGG!!!!1!
*boom* (kills 5 people)
(T)*DEAD*Rambo: Freakin GAY ORC NADE!
(T)*DEAD*Mr. X: GAY ORC!
(T)*DEAD*Homer: Jesus is such a nubb
(T)*DEAD*Hall Waxor!: Why does everyone have to be an orc
(T)*DEAD*:Schlick: OMFGG!!!!1!
by Creamey July 03, 2006
A person or species of exquiste ugliness with bad breath and other odors. Despicable item or quality of a person, or the person as a whole.
by Mr. Hacky December 02, 2007
The definition is commonly used to call uneducated, barbaric citizens in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The victims are mainly from rural areas who are just moved to the capital city or not civilized people.
Don't be an orc, use crossroad man!
Чи ямар өлөн юм бэ? Битгий орк шиг байл даа
Оркууд хаа сайгүй/ Orcs are everywhere etc
Чи ямар өлөн юм бэ? Битгий орк шиг байл даа
Оркууд хаа сайгүй/ Orcs are everywhere etc
by sOruul ah n bn September 02, 2015
This word is used to call uncivilized, brutish people who does not follow simple urban rules such as crossing a road when green lights on etc,.
by eegii December 09, 2016