orcadork
A unit of measure roughly equivalent to the length and girth of an orcas penis. Also known as Anthony
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Orchadork
1. As in many middle and high schools the band and orchestra are seperated in to two groups. Therefore an orchadork is an alternative for a band geek. Someone who places much emphasis on their orchestra studies. 2. Can be used to describe someone who would much rather listen to classical music all day rather than the popular play lists.
Kid 1: "Hey see that new girl over there? Is she cool?"
Kid 2: "Nah, she plays the viola. She's really just an orchadork."
After the boys' friends searched through his ipod they discovered he had no real music of their taste,just classical and string compositions. They at last announced that he really was an orchadork.
Kid 2: "Nah, she plays the viola. She's really just an orchadork."
After the boys' friends searched through his ipod they discovered he had no real music of their taste,just classical and string compositions. They at last announced that he really was an orchadork.
Orchadork by Celina1212 December 9, 2008
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