boorgir 

the go to word boorgir is a word which can describe a feeling, person, object in any emotion, it is also either an insult or compliment / nickname for everything

“you’re my boorgir!”
“that guy was such a boorgir to me today”
“i feel so boorgir rn.”

boorgir by jukia August 26, 2021

boorgir 

boorgir

boorgir!

boorgir by smartmf1234 July 28, 2021

borgir 

A new and creative way to show your appreciation for burgers, nay, life.

Borgir is how you express your feelings. Period.

Joe: How do you feel today, Nadine?
Nadine: Borgir.
Joe: I'm glad you said that.

borgir by AstaJoe June 18, 2021

dimmu borgir 

Pronounced "dim-moo bore-gear", the Dimmuborgir is a large area of unusually shaped lava fields east of Lake Mývatn, on Iceland. The Dimmuborgir area is composed of various caves and rock formations. It would seem that this has been formed from a lava-lake, out of which molten lava flowed and left behind strange formations. The most famous cave being Kirkjan - the Church - high with a large gothic style vault. Dimmu=foggy/dark, Borgir=castle/fortress.

wtf mate?

dimmu borgir by F'ing Kangaroos March 12, 2004

borgir 

borgir

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borgir by alx.144 January 6, 2022

dimmu borgir 

An excellent Black Metal band from Norway that puts on amazing concerts. According to some people, they are no longer a "true" black metal band in the sense of Emperor, Burzum, or Immortal (see earlier post.) Symphonic Black Metal is actually a better description. Their drummer (Nick Barker) recenlty left for unknown reasons.

Dimmu Borgir is named after a volcanic formation in Iceland.

dimmu borgir by Rotorhead April 11, 2004

dimmu borgir 

Norwegian Black Metal band.

The name is of Icelandic origin and in English it means something like "The black castle" or "The dark fortress¨.

¨Brynjard Tristan is half Icelandic and he had been telling us about the legends and myths and facts as well about the name of the place. He thought it would suit our music pretty well.¨
(Quote frome an interview with DB)

dimmu borgir by Crumbler October 4, 2003