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dorksided
Evil, unsavory, tampering with un-Christian activities. Might be incorrectly pronounced as "dark-sided" by those who do not love the Lord.
Comes from Marguerite Perrin, an upstanding woman of God from the Fox series Trading Spouses
Comes from Marguerite Perrin, an upstanding woman of God from the Fox series Trading Spouses
"She's not a Christian! It was so dorksided. Take this microcphone off of me--GARGYLES, DEMONS! Everything was tainted."
dorksided by Coleifornia December 15, 2009
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Dicksicle
An object, made by filling a condom up with water and freezing it. It is a combination of dick and popsicle and it is for women who either do not want a dildo or who have a fetish for cold, hard things.
Dicksicle by h0tb!tch754 August 10, 2010
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Dorkilepsy
A sudden mild to severe spasm or outburst (siezure) of quirky and/or silly personality and behavior.
Matt: Wow look Diane is suffereing from a Dorkileptic siezure!
Joe: Yea they call it Dorkilepsy, its very common in a lot people you think are normal.
Matt: I always thought she was a little quirky on occasion, but I never relized Diane was having an episode.
Joe: Your lucky you only witnessed her when she had a mild spasm just wait till you see one of her severe spasms it takes being a dork to a whole new level.
Joe: Yea they call it Dorkilepsy, its very common in a lot people you think are normal.
Matt: I always thought she was a little quirky on occasion, but I never relized Diane was having an episode.
Joe: Your lucky you only witnessed her when she had a mild spasm just wait till you see one of her severe spasms it takes being a dork to a whole new level.
Dorkilepsy by Enaid88 August 4, 2011
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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