durian

A thinly veiled metaphor, masquerading as a fruit. It's slimy, it smells funny, it grosses you out the first time, but then you swear it's the greatest thing ever... you see where this is going, right?

A: So, you having some durian tonight?
B: Eww!
C: Leave the kid alone, he's not into durian yet.

by CalamariSplat December 28, 2005

Durkin

Someone who gets a hard on watching other people lift weights.

Joe: Hey, tissot have you seen that tall brown guy lifting weights?
Tissot: Course Joe, I'm getting a Durkin watching him.

Joe: Me too. Here, let me jerk it down for you. Splish splash splosh!

Tissot: damn, that was amazing, that Durkin has made me thirsty now. I need a bottle of water now!

by Wolfpackers July 13, 2019

durial321

A durial321 is where some one becomes god of a game for an hour. Durial321 is/was a Runescape player due to a glitch in construction he was allowed to kill players out of the wildernessand they couldnt fight back, so he went on a mega killing spree, and became a legend althought this was considered glitch abuse and he is now banned. He got a Green Party Hat and other valuable items off this though. Some people hate him some people love him.

Hey rich people! I know lets do a durial321
3 seconds later
Yay im rich

by ~Big~ June 11, 2006

durki

It's when a Girl named Kristin gobbles on your dick like a turkey.

Bf: Hey baby what's the plan tonight?

Kristin: idk, want me to slob on your knob?

Bf: hmm sounds nice but I'd rather have a durki!

Kristin: Durki? Is that when I put my arms behind my back, gobble like a Turkey and bob up and down on your dick?

Bf: You've got it!!! Now gobble gobble!!!

by Project KDizzle February 13, 2014

durinate

The act of urinating and deficating at the same time.

Alisa really had to durinate.

by Natenatedeficate January 28, 2018

Durjoy

Durjoy means difficult to conquer. Dur means difficult and joy/jaya means conquer which gives the name its full meaning of difficult to conquer. You can not overtake Durjoy's strong resilience as he is unvanquished or unconquerable. It is an Indian/Bengali name derived from Sanskrit. One of Dhritarashtra's(the blind king from the Mahabharat) sons was named Durjoy/Durjaya.

Wow, there goes Durjoy/Durjaya to the battlefield!

by d.j.1 December 22, 2022

Drew durnil

An American geography YouTuber with an argentinian grandpa

Drew durnil is sus

by Gorgre September 5, 2022