" dirk "

 [ "dirk" ]

1: Pronounced durk. Secondary weapon of a Scottish warrior, after the claymore. The dirk is a long dagger, only slightly too short to be called a short sword. Blade in the range of 14 inches, commonly had only a bound handle, sometimes a small crosshilt.

  * e.g.,  ... The mighty warrior from the Highlands was a walking armory; he carried a claymore, a dirk, and a sgian dukh, along with his pack and shield. 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: A person who looks realy great. A sort of prototype.

  * e.g.,  ... Wow, *person* looks so good. He sure is a dirk 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: a really cool person, someone who is so cool everyone wants to be him. usually dresses in big open shirts to show off his chest. gets all the girls.

  * e.g.,  ... man, baxter is such a dirk, he gets all the girls and he dresses like a porn star 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: 1) a small dagger of Scottish origin

  * e.g.,  ... Dirk the Daring killed someone with a dirk. 

 [ "dirk" ]

2: 2) name of the main character in the video game "Dragon's Lair", short for "Dirk the Daring"

 [ "dirk" ]

1: In great physical shape. pronounced 'durk'

  * e.g.,  ... have you been working out? you look really dirk. 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: That cool gay motherfucker with triangular sunglasses. just hella gay. Also is dave's bro. In the comic "Homestuck" by andrew motherfucking hussie

  * e.g.,  ... HOLY SHIT LOOK! It's dirk! Dirk strider! 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: used as a term of dissent when faced with an agrivating problem or person. Derives from the words jerk and dick

  * e.g.,  ... Get your hands off my sandwich, you dirk. 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: a person who is acting like a douche and a jerk.

  * e.g.,  ... quit being such a dirk. or dude, your a dirk. 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: the condition of being ridiculously high and/or drunk

  * e.g.,  ... "Yo, I was in this shed last night and I was so dirk. I didn't even know where I was." 

 [ "dirk" ]

1: To break something and leave quickly before anyone notices. Most usually used in the context of a computer network, where for example a consultant may come in to work on something, inadvertently break something and rather than fix it, will make his excuses and leave.

  * e.g.,  ... 1: Does anyone know why the live webserver seems to be down?