nork

/ nɔːk /

noun

1. slang,  (usually plural) a female breast

Word History and Origins

Origin of nork¹

C20: of unknown origin

Example Sentences

"I think they've really let themselves down," Bex Christensen, 38, a photographer from Nork Yorkshire, told the BBC.

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The "Yew Nork" slip shows consonant sounds switching places — a sound exchange.

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“NORKTASTIC!” adds Multinorks of Nork Park.

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In the China-Nork Tyrant sphere, for China to rush about nailing down its relationship with the Nork tells us that the North Korean is unstable enough to say whatever he thinks will work at the time.

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A wall of the Winding River Skating Center has a framed black home jersey with ‘Nork‘ and a No. 1 - that was the boy’s number - emblazoned on the back, and No. 1 decals are pasted to the helmets of the Toms River Blackhawks players who used to have Parker Nork as a teammate.

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