dorp
a dorp is a south african expression similar to ‘one horse town’ – meaning a small town. “yawn and you could miss it”
this town is a one-horse dorp
a fat lip
yo lets grab a tin and dorp
part of speech: noun
pr-nunciation: “durp”
definition: a person who uses the word “derp” in common speech to the point of annoyance.
synonyms: idiot, fool, clown
them: “… herp derp, derp a derp…”
you: “you, dorp.”
expression in which explains something that is uber, rad , dope, sweet, crazy, insane, wicked.
“diego is so dorp.”
“d-mn, that’s f—ing dorp!” exclaimed austin.
a combination of doh and herp.
a variation of derp (more exclamatory)
man: i’m at target, do you need anything?
woman: i told you to stop by whole foods
man: dorp!
woman: don’t you mean derp?
man: well kind of…
to let a person, place, or thing loose from ones grasp while giving the appearance of being accidental, when in fact it is done intentionally in order to accomplish a goal that is not readily evidenced.
present:dorp
future: dorp
past: darp
law enforcement: “lets dorp this dimebag in the sc-mbag’s trousers to sure up the conviciton”
child rearing: “i’ll miss you too johny, you know i hate to work out of town, now go dorp this lollypop in mommy’s purse so you can bring me my b-lls for the week”
sports: “hey avery, dorp your stick in front of crosby and maybe he’ll get hurt and we will have a chance”
verb used to exclaim utter foolishness, awkwardness, unawareness, etc.
someone- h-llo
me- huh?
someone- i am yitzach fimburg
me- -dorps
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