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Schloag/Schlork
Schlork or Schloag describes the meaning of Life and can be used as a verb, noun and as an adjective. You can schloag someone by stroking there upper arm from shoulder to ellbow while saying Schloag or Schlork. There are two ways to write Schlork, because of a misinterpretation. It can be used in every language that you want. And if it needs to be changed a bit than you can change it for Example: wurde geschloagt is the german equivalent of was being schloaged. It can replace every word in one sentence.
Schloag/Schlork by KIKI2Trap April 15, 2025
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schlorking • Schlork • schlorkied • Schloag/Schlork • schlock • schlorp • schlort • schnorks • schlonk • schlook
schlort
schlort by lebronisgoat October 31, 2018
schork
a combination of "school" and "work." first coined by a pharmacy student to describe the last year of pharmacy school, in which students pay tuition to work for free as part of their training/"learning experience."
schork by bitter pharmacy student August 24, 2011
schlack schlorts
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schlurky
Its a german slang word currently very popular in Austria (youth word of the year 2019). Schlurky describes a person who is extremely lit while at the same time being super relaxed.
Historic background: The Austrian "Krocha" youth scene back from the year 2008 gave themselves a make-over. They are now promoting themselves as "Generation Schlurk". Their signature word "schlurky" has evolved from earlier version like "schlurkylicious" and "schlurkaaaay".
Historic background: The Austrian "Krocha" youth scene back from the year 2008 gave themselves a make-over. They are now promoting themselves as "Generation Schlurk". Their signature word "schlurky" has evolved from earlier version like "schlurkylicious" and "schlurkaaaay".
Schnorkel
Noun
An alcoholic beverage that involves redbull and flavored vodka. Similar to "shotgunning" a beer, you take a can of redbull and tipping it sideways puncture a hole near the bottom of the can. You then pour out some of the redbull and fill the can with flavored vodka. When ready, tip the can up, open the can and chug.
Beverage and word originated in Wisconsin.
An alcoholic beverage that involves redbull and flavored vodka. Similar to "shotgunning" a beer, you take a can of redbull and tipping it sideways puncture a hole near the bottom of the can. You then pour out some of the redbull and fill the can with flavored vodka. When ready, tip the can up, open the can and chug.
Beverage and word originated in Wisconsin.
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