Berk
noun
(Brit, slang) a stupid person; fool
Contemporary Examples
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Historical Examples
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
Talbot’s Angles Amy E. Blanchard
n.
This is not an objective, anatomical term, neither does it imply coitus. It connects with that extension of meaning of the unprintable, a fool, or a person whom one does not like. [“Dictionary of Rhyming Slang,” 1960]
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