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(verb) Slang for throwing up or vomiting, often used to describe a reaction to something unpleasant, disgusting, or physically upsetting. Commonly associated with nausea caused by bad experiences, like consuming low-quality food, drinks, or substances.
"One n**** in the back had a St. Ides beer
Urlin' like f*** in my backseat"

Bammer Weed - RBL Posse
Urlin' by meatflex November 22, 2024
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Term developed by The Sports Guy Bill Simmons's friend House. Used to describe multiple sports programs being at commercial simultaneously, as CBS frequently does during their NCAA tourney coverage. The dreaded quadraple urkin is when all four games being covered are at commercial at once.

Taken from the movie Borat. Urkin is the name of the town rapist.
I was at the bar trying to watch a few games and CBS pulled a two triple urkins in ten minutes.
Urkin by TheAfroRican March 18, 2007
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When a sports network is broadcasting multiple games on different channels and manages to play commercials at the same time in every game.
"Switch to the other game, it's a commercial."
"Nah, they're laying down the double urkin with a commercial on that one too."
urkin by Sports Paul March 18, 2007
A name attributed to a typical Swiss guy, originally a native inhabitant of the Canton of Grisons.
With his blonde hair and beard he has an almost Scandinavian appearance, but due to his Romansh accent he is often mistaken for an Italian.
His diet consists mainly of swiss grain bread, commonly known as “Körndlibrot” and wine. For extreme situations he always keeps an emergency stash of Cantucci. Under the influence of alcohol however he likes to devour his girlfriend Maria.
Under Sober circumstances, he is very lively, talkative and humorous. He can be enthusiastic, charming and very cheerful as long as he gets his way. Otherwise he tends to be easily offended, stubborn and enraged, which he shows by simply turning his head red and cursing in his almost cute accent. To sum up his personality, one could say that his spirit resembles the one of a Capricorn which is the mascot of his home state Grisons. Coincidence? We beg to differ.
Besides his studies he enjoys keeping fit and judging others for their inability to do push-ups, which is often followed by a push-up challenge to demonstrate his single-hand push-ups.
His many interests include Bitcoin, Banking and Finance, Army stuff, Aircrafts, Gin and Wine. His knowledge of the latter makes him a true “Connaisseur”.
Though his ego is definitely big enough, we must mention his awesomeness and his extraordinary leadership skills. One can be lucky to call him a friend.
<<Ursin - what would you like for breakfast?>>
<<Some Körndlibrot please>>
Ursin by Looper96 June 29, 2018
Ew, check out that uglin.
Uglin by Kittyhead2 May 12, 2010
Term imposed by ESPN's The Sports Guy's friend House during March Madness 2007, referring when, a sports event broadcasting several games at a time, commercials are going on on all games at once.

From Round I Diary:

9:49: For the first time today, CBS has commercials going on all three games at the same time. That leads to this exchange:

Me: We gotta come up with a name for that phenomenon … it's like a whitewash, but with commercials.

House: Whatever the name is of the town rapist in 'Borat' -- that's what we should call it."

That leads to House googling the guy's name … it's Urkin. So that's what we'll call it. An Urkin.
Urkin by theriotfish March 27, 2007
Yo is that beef-noodle?
Naw it's just Urvin dead in a bowl.
Urvin by The_Real_Papi_Chulo December 12, 2016
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"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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