British Dictionary definitions for nork

nork

noun

(usually plural) Australian slang a female breast

Word Origin

C20: of unknown origin

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Examples from the Web for nork

Historical Examples

Nork has attempted with more reason to identify it with the hammer of Thor.
Folklore as an Historical Science
George Laurence Gomme
Epsom town lies two or three miles to our right, beyond Nork Park.
Surrey
A.R. Hope Moncrieff
Nork, etymologists have guessed, may be corrupted from Noverca—perhaps it once had a Roman owner.
Highways and Byways in Surrey
Eric Parker
The hut of Mr. Sutherland, Nork Esk, robbed: three horses speared, three others wounded.
The History of Tasmania , Volume II (of 2)
John West

nork

Word Origin

Examples from the Web for nork

Historical Examples

Nork has attempted with more reason to identify it with the hammer of Thor.

Epsom town lies two or three miles to our right, beyond Nork Park.

Nork, etymologists have guessed, may be corrupted from Noverca—perhaps it once had a Roman owner.

The hut of Mr. Sutherland, Nork Esk, robbed: three horses speared, three others wounded.