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To Glurk means to eat with one’s mouth open while talking
Dang bro stop glurking that’s nasty
Glurk by MM&SS March 3, 2022
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In homosexual culture, when a male (usually middle aged or older) spends time on their own in a gay club, in the darkness watching the dancers.
"Did you see that oddly dressed, not particulay handsome old man looking at me at Ng1, the gay club we went to last night?"

"Oh yes, he was glurkiNg1"
glurk by CosmicDolphin April 27, 2010
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Onomatopoeia for that rough deep throat noise.
Glurk Glurk Glurk.
Glurk by phantomranch May 30, 2022
“Babe ima glurk all over you!” “Yes papi glurk deep inside me”
Glurk by Landpipe August 29, 2023

snurk my glurk 

Could be translated to mean:
"Please fellate me", but not necessarilty as polite.
She was the first one who ever snurked my glurk. Ah, memories.
Using (or abusing) your moderator powers to redirect a discussion in a channel to the appropriate channel
I am going to have to get the moderation team to glork the chat.
This discussion has officially been glorked, please continue this topic in the appropriate server or face retribution!
Glork by BOT-Sam.J August 21, 2021
Lazy but very smart person, who will probably achieve a lot in life and have a lot of succes.
He doesn’t do anything, he’s gürkan
Gürkan by W12ndjd January 10, 2018
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“No way, is that cake?”
Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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