Hork

Verb: to take something from someone,usually without physical force, but with a confidence bordering on arrogance.

(to hork, from the French horque)

also...horks,horked,horking,horker

My big brother horked my Redline and jumped it into a pond.

by alohatroy January 17, 2009

Hork

To co-opt another's property

He horked in on my date. OR He horked my tasty beverage.

by Anonymous May 6, 2003

hork

To spit by first gathering saliva in the mouth with a slight exhale thus producing a sound like 'hork' as this is done.

Goddamn! That son-of-a-bitch horked all over my Cheetos!

by Brian Romanjuk December 23, 2006

Hork

v. An unwarranted invasion of one’s personal space, often with the effect of making the horked upon feel rushed or otherwise unable to function properly.

Quit horking me.

by Ibris May 24, 2020

hork

The process of coughing up phlegm in order to spit.

Jim was going to hork a loogie.

by Justin May 1, 2002

horked

Ate or drank all of some desireable commodity with no consideration for others.

"Who horked the beer?"
"You horked all the leftover steak!"

by L.P. July 8, 2005

Hork

To laugh while consuming food or beverage, expelling said consumable out one's nose

I was reading a post on the message board, and I horked pepsi out my nose, it was so funny!

by July Cleaver April 25, 2006