Sperk*
Name of a blog that contains Web 2.0 resources combined with info and personal stories about parenting adolescents.
Sperk* by noonerblast December 23, 2011
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used to mean "don't do anything stupid you might regret."
usually referring to someone about to commit suicide.
usually referring to someone about to commit suicide.
She knew he had been having a tough week, and could think of nothing to do but beg him to stay sperk.
sperk by noelle!@#$%^&* August 3, 2005
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Someone with a superiority complex that is so severe that they probably think they are better than god himself, but when they try to prove it , it fires back in their face like a male pornstar that gets off too quickly
“There goes jerry again trying to put down Bobby for being fat, oh shit Bobby just bitch slapped him back to hell ! He’s such a sperk”
Sperk by Ironically_sensical June 30, 2019
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sperk by Charmin2929 July 7, 2010
sherk
sherk /'sherk'/ (noun) someone who both shirks responsibility to do their own work and steals credit for another person's work, especially to advance themselves at the other's expense.
Etymology: triple portmanteau of "shark" (in the sense of a predator of other's efforts), "shirk" (to avoid work), and "jerk" (a contemptible person).
Etymology: triple portmanteau of "shark" (in the sense of a predator of other's efforts), "shirk" (to avoid work), and "jerk" (a contemptible person).
"Katharine Parker's character in the 1988 film 'Working Girl' is a canonical example of a sherk, an unscrupulous boss who steals her employees' ideas and claims credit for their work, while contributing nothing of value herself."
"Republican Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi, who voted 'no' on the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, later tweeted that he deserved credit for passing the widely popular bill, confirming once again that he is an 'odious sherk' as his critics have charged."
"Republican Senator Roger Wicker of Mississippi, who voted 'no' on the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, later tweeted that he deserved credit for passing the widely popular bill, confirming once again that he is an 'odious sherk' as his critics have charged."
sherk by Richard.J.Barbalace March 12, 2021