Bleurk
An interjection, expressing revulsion or disgust. Comes from the sound made of involuntary vomiting and swallowing, while speaking.
Origin: Irish. English
Origin: Irish. English
Bleurk by Eireannacht July 20, 2012
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blurker
blurker by Webster114 December 9, 2008
beurk
Beurk! c'est dégoûtant ce truc-là!.. - Beurk! that thing is disgusting!
C'est dégoutant, ça. Berk ! - That is disgusting, Yuck!
C'est dégoutant, ça. Berk ! - That is disgusting, Yuck!
Bleurgal
OMG there's a new season! It's called BLEURGAL. Bleugal is the season that is like no other. It is the transition period between 2 official seasons, where those seasons share the same characteristics!
Dec-Jan=Winter.
February=Winter Bleurgal (a mix between Winter and Spring!).
Mar-Apr=Spring.
May=Spring Bleurgal (a mix between Spring and Summer!).
June-July=Summer.
August=Summer Bleurgal (a mix between Summer and Autumn!).
Sept-Oct=Autumn.
Nov=Autumn Bleurgal (a mix between Autumn and Winter!).
Dec-Jan=Winter.
February=Winter Bleurgal (a mix between Winter and Spring!).
Mar-Apr=Spring.
May=Spring Bleurgal (a mix between Spring and Summer!).
June-July=Summer.
August=Summer Bleurgal (a mix between Summer and Autumn!).
Sept-Oct=Autumn.
Nov=Autumn Bleurgal (a mix between Autumn and Winter!).
Person 1: omg, it's really cold, but it's august! isn't it supposed to be summer?!
Person 2: oh, didn't you hear? it's bleurgal. it's august, but sometimes hot and sometimes cold. so it's sometimes summer and sometimes autumn. you know, bleurgal.
Person 2: oh, didn't you hear? it's bleurgal. it's august, but sometimes hot and sometimes cold. so it's sometimes summer and sometimes autumn. you know, bleurgal.
Bleurgal by BleurgalSpecialist October 22, 2011
Bleurgmène
1. Someone who uses old or outdated expressions unironically.
2. Someone who sais vaguely prophetic sounding sentences and takes it seriously.
3. Someone who thinks their words have the same value as Plato's or Pythagoras'.
2. Someone who sais vaguely prophetic sounding sentences and takes it seriously.
3. Someone who thinks their words have the same value as Plato's or Pythagoras'.
Bleurgmène by Verynicepeople October 8, 2019
bleur
adj; to be 'blah'ed' out, to be indifferently mocking; to confuse, startle, or trill; to have the last word
bleur by Rachael 9s August 14, 2006
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