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An irish man of light colored skin. Usually tall and lanky. Described commonly as weird, loveable, or what the fuck? Often mistaken as different name the full name for a dport is.....wait what? we dont have one of those? ok well i guess there like cher with only one name. They roam the grasslands of ireland, the midwestern United States and sometimes even rainforests. A dangerous character one must avoid contact with them unless they are a foxy chick who wants to get it on.
"Holy shit Johnny is that a wild Dport over there?"
"Well shit on a stick and call me a nigger, that is a wild Dport!"
Dport by Andy Zimmer September 17, 2007
Short for Davenport IA, one of the quad cities and one of the shittiest places on earth.
The centennial bridge was closed so we took the arsenal bridge to get to Dport
Dport by Mercbeamish January 10, 2024
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Dport • Dort • Dorte • dorty • Deportion • Dorthe • doortje • Dorthy • Dorting • deported
Slang word for a soft dick, usually after an intercourse or masturbation. Popularized in Eastern Europe by numerous YouTubers.
Man look at his dortug, he definitely wanked!
Dortug by dortug225 February 11, 2022
Check out my new dpotd on snapchat
dpotd by longhairman April 8, 2015
An infamous neo-nazi in the touhou Fumo fandom, known for being banned from many servers for his ideals.
Wait dort……. Like the racist guy?
Dort by Fomu December 17, 2021

dort highway 

Stretch of Highway running through Flint, MI.
Populated mostly by hookers, various adult bookstores, strip joints and clubs such as the Machine Shop.

Referring to a trip to dort highway usually identifies you as a hooker.
Guy 1: Better get my ass to Dort Highway
Guy 2: You're such a man whore
dort highway by Scruffy1 April 23, 2006
a german city located at the edge of the Ruhr-Area,
one hour from the dutch border.

Once famous for it´s beer, nowadays for
it´s soccer team.

And it´s only 2 hours to Amsterdam :-)
(a common sound on a dortmund street:) "BURPS!"
dortmund by Weltregierung April 16, 2007
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