Weorf

A weorf is a word that was spelled incorrectly by 3 people. It was spelled weiod, weirf, and weorf. It was made by Caitlin, Newton, and Ugly Alexis. It also means to be slow in the head

“Why are you jumping in the trashcans?” “Oh bc I’m a weorf”

by Kaytlin Savoie February 22, 2019

Weorf

Weird people who are ugly and annoying

Landon and Alexis are weorfs.

by Weorfs February 22, 2019

Dirty Worf

Spreading your nutsack across a girl's forehead, preferrably while she is tossing your salad.

Alternatively a Dirty Klingon

I gave this girl a dirty Worf last night.

by big baby jesus i can't wait March 5, 2009

worf effect

The principle that, in fiction, the strongest member of the cast gets utterly wailed on in order to establish just how powerful the villain of the week is. Differs from the Red Shirt in that the Red Shirt isn't given any characterization beyond his/her name, while the Worf is a properly developed character. Named after Worf in Star Trek, wherein he kept getting trashed by the bad guys.

Yo, did you see that new show?

Yeah! That tough guy wound up getting curb stomped.

Worf effect, no doubt.

by Intelligence001 August 22, 2019

Weirf

(adj.) weird but also fantastic. Think of that girl who goes to your school who wears mismatched knee-high socks and carries a crocheted purse around for some reason but is also willing to let you cheat off of her on your finals and always has an extra pencil that you can borrow. Can also be used as a noun in the form of "weirfo."

person 1: Dude I walked in on Trevor performing a seance in the hallway and he gave me his last Thin Mints.
person 2: Sounds about right, Trevor's pretty weirf.

by Arthur the Aardvark November 19, 2019

Werf

(Wu-er-ff)
V. To fart out of male genitalia
V. Any release of organic material from the human body
Adj. smells, tastes, or looks displeasing or pleasing

Bro! Who just werfed?

If we win I’m going to werf!

by Jon of Arc March 3, 2023

weordor

An adjective used to describe someone more weord than weord. Additional "-dor" suffixes can be added for extra emphasis.

Chelsey: You're weordor!
Daniel: You're weordordor!

by Moemar October 27, 2008