nork

English and also sometimes Australian slang. not a combination of nerd and dork, that's just a happy coincidence.

in the singular, usually someone who is a bit of a twit, but mostly harmless.

in the plural, breasts!

he thinks he can play pool but just keeps screwing up. what a nork.

fwoooaaarrr, check those norks out! (crass but accurate)

nork by periwinkle January 10, 2005

nork

A contraction of the phrase, "North Korean." Using it is similar in effect to that other derogatory term used against North Koreans, "gook." That term was coined during the Korean War of the 1950s, and later applied to the Vietnamese, has since come to be mean nearly any person or group of Asian descent. Original usage of "nork" unknown, surge in usage noted in mid-2000's, during North Korea's ICBM tests and nuclear plant operation.

"Ace found an article that says flight data shows the Nork ICBM was aimed at Hawaii."

nork by eric_catchpole September 3, 2006

Nork

A male that dedicates all of his time to pointless, socially-inept, timewasting activities such as: Dungeons & Dragons, Magic, or World of Warcraft. This in turn leads to a state of girlfriendlessness and smelling like armpits and sausage.

Word orgin: amalgamating the words nerd and dork.

This comic book store smells like armpits and sausage because those norks over there are playing Magic.

Nork by Heather OfTheGardens June 11, 2006

nork

Means the best thing ever.

Jamie Draven is total nork. Fish and chips are nork.

nork by Dr Kill Dare July 15, 2004

nork

A sip or swig of a drink.

"My mouth is dry; can I get a nork of that Pepsi?"

nork by WittyLotus July 17, 2014

Nork

Basically, a nerdy dork. Or a dorky nerd! It's that simple.

Me: "AHAHAHAHA!! Vinhson is such a NORK!"
Vinhson: "And a PROUD one!" :
Allison: "Leave MY nork alone!"

Nork by chibi199 March 30, 2009

nork

A quick pronunciation of Newark, often used by many people who live in the area.

Yo, you wanna go to Nork?
Nah man, I'm just gonna go into the City (New York City).

nork by Maplehood May 31, 2005