Darkfall

A MMOG so magnificent that it can stop a war, cure the sick, feed the hungry, and bring tranquility to all of the world.

Today a bus was speeding straight at me, I yelled out "Darkfall!" and it stopped instantly.

by Barbot August 24, 2006

Darkwave

Electronic Gothic. Started in the 80's as a breakoff fork-in-the-road to Industrial.

Clan of Xymox and Cruxshadows is Darkwave. Evanescence only wants to be.

by Jefro The Nig Controller July 2, 2004

darkman

leaving an event early without informing anyone.

one who makes a habit of leaving parties early in order to draw attention by way of their absence.

a sudden disapearence

Isaac always pulls a darkman so people are asking where he went.

by Steven Parker May 9, 2005

Darkwah

Darkwah is a living legend.

He is more or less gods gift to football, with his mindblowing technique and hunger for goals, this guy is unstoppable. He currently plays for Rochdale, also known as "the dale", but there's no doubt about his amazing skills. he is the Boogeyman of football

Lad 1: "Oi mate, 'ave ya seen this Darkwah bloke over 'ere, he's bloody marvelous!"

Lad 2: " yeah i knae, but I've lost me fackin cig!"

by Dodgyfella November 21, 2010

dorkmaster

In gamer circles, the person who coordinates and runs a gaming session. The dorkmaster is responsible for securing the equipment, knowing and teaching the rules of the game, resolving any issues or disputes, and generally keeping the game flowing; like a dungeon master, but not D&D-specific.

Frank was a terrible dorkmaster; he didn't know how to set up the board and we spent half the game watching him look up rules.

by milesmason777 September 30, 2008

darkrai

The most annoying but coolest pokemon in the entire world, uses the dark void/nightmare/dream eater tactic to pwn it's enemies while they can't fight back

My team got pwnd by a darkrai on wifi before i could launch a single attack

by DoomBowser February 18, 2009

The Ole Darkball

A baseball pitch, almost impossible to hit. Normally only thrown on a 3-2 count, and can be seen by noticing the fear in a pitcher's eyes when the Ole Dark One is signaled. A large mustache helps control the Dark One.

It was 3-2 and the catcher called for the Ole Darkball, and the pitcher obliged him.

by Mark Dickirson May 23, 2011