Guy 1: Dude i was just in the porta jon and i saw a Blurd.
Guy 2: Ahhh sick man!, I wanna see!
Guy 1: It was tight.
Guy 2: Ahhh sick man!, I wanna see!
Guy 1: It was tight.
by PatrickDonovan February 03, 2006
A word newly created by the blurring together or blending of two or more words, originally adopted as the self-styled mother-tongue of millennials, and eventually integrated into every-day lingo.
The blurd, "Grexit," represents the combining of the words "Greece" and "exit" to describe Greece's exit from the EU, as adopted by the New York Times and other reputable news media in reporting on the Greece financial crisis
by rodydo July 10, 2015
by Mola Ram December 08, 2006
Fusion of two words to make a new word, intended (like most slang) to shorten the length of a conversation, they often make the person saying them sound like they have mental health issues.
by amberintheuk July 23, 2011
by Shleedle August 30, 2005
It's the word for that worthless endorsement on a video cover or movie poster. blurb + turd = blurd.
I opened a copy of rolling stone we had at the counter and went to the movie review section, and noticed that Travers' column, may he spend his afterlife being eternally sodomized by production execs, had a whole section of just these blurbs, hardly even in full sentences. "Mean Girls: A delectable comedy." etc... People, presumably, simply paid him for the blurd, and he would publish it in a column of paid blurbs for the sake of the quote being published somewhere.
by metalurker2 July 25, 2008
by JD April 07, 2005