Dorking

In online chess during a time scramble, the making of moves that forces your opponent to use up valuable seconds parrying strange, unexpected, and empty threats. You might use up all your pieces with mindless sac checks, or attack with your king.

1) I set out to dork him from the start. however, had i slowed down I might have made something of that middle game.

2) I gave that WGM a supreme dorking last night!

by e123h September 19, 2011

The Ugly Darkling

A racist term used to describe an ugly black person. Is a word play on the fairytale "The Ugly Duckling"

"Hey, Jimmy's girlfriend is the ugly darkling!"
"Yeah, damn right!"

by Senoir Poonrat May 1, 2006

darkling

You are a darkling, if...

• You are more SARCASTIC than you are CHARMING.
• You are a GEEK, but you are COOL.
• You hate STUPID people with a PASSION.
• You may be addicted to CAFFEINE, but you RECYCLE, so that's okay.
• You appreciate brilliant ART, MOVIES, MUSIC and PHOTOGRAPHY.
• You enjoy mentally TITILLATING conversations.
• You are a hopeless ROMANTIC.

• You are DARK.
• You are DARLING.

A Xanga blogring.

EXAMPLE:

"Won't you come join the Darklings ring, darling?"

by Arlingday Ikinay November 24, 2004

darkling

A nickname for someone who likes spooky things or seems spooky.

Edward Scissor hands was a lovely darkling.

by Allora December 2, 2003

darkling

The nick name for a fan of a popular rock band called "THE DARKNESS".
Darklings are close followers of the band, not just those who think a song is great and then get bored and ignore them.

"So, you're a fan of The Darkness then?"
"Yeah, that'd make me a Darkling, rock on dude"

by dark-darkling April 12, 2005

Dorking

It's a term used for the actual conversation taking place between computer nerds.

Stop Dorking with your friends John!

by Confused Dad January 18, 2014

dorking

Used in conjuntion with the sport of snowboarding. The process by which an unexperienced snowboarder finds himself unable to traverse the slope correctly, and must slide down horizontally, facing down the slope without turning, thus "dorking" the run. This rubs off powder and moguls enjoyed by qualified boarders and skiers.

Look at those two dorking the run.

by JP December 11, 2003