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n.

1. Sing
2. A person who is a female version of a Dork.

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dorki·ness n.
dorky adj.
Sing is a Dorkess.
dorkess by Brian November 6, 2003
Urban Dictionary Merch
Dorkess is another word for dork, nerd, and or goober.
"Robyn is my dorkess"-Jake
Dorkess by 2:29:16 November 24, 2016
1. a name of a person or thing who is very dorky
2. when someone you know does something stupid, you call them that.
1. My dog dorkess is mean, he tried to bite Skye when she was at my house.

2. Kimmy: I just saved 15% or more on my car insurance by switching to geico!
Skye: Dorkess.
dorkess by fuckel December 29, 2007
It's another word for dork, goober, and or nerd. It's also Jake and Robyn's word ❤️.
"Robyn is my dorkess" -Jake
Dorkess by 2:29:16 November 24, 2016

dorkenstenian 

Of or relating to dorkenstein. Often incredibly dorky people, things, actions, or ideas.
Man, that song is downright dorkenstenian!
dorkenstenian by Bob882 October 1, 2004
its a longer work for dork
it is way better than the lame word dork
you say it when you friend is being a rally gay/stupid and all you can so it laugh and say this
boy: that is soo hott!!
girl: you are a dorkuss
dorkuss by hoover227 December 11, 2010

dorkestra 

The word some call orchestra, when they are jealous and need some way to let out their pent-up rage at not having musical talent.

Or to make fun of orchestra people.
P1:Haha! You're in DORKestra.
P2:HAHA you're a moron.
dorkestra by Yonnie December 8, 2004
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