Definition of an Erk
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Definitions include: the clothes a person is wearing; "outfit". Definitions include: acronym for "dirtbag index", an insulting notation used by doctors in the UK on medical charts. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: British slang for an Asian or Middle-Eastern person. Definitions include: nose. Definitions include: without money; "broke ". Definitions include: "television". Definitions include: pejorative nickname for the British daily tabloid newspaper Daily Mail. Definitions include: really bad, unfashionable, or of very low quality. Definitions include: British expression meaning that the speaker doesn't want to do something. Definitions include: penis. Definitions include: alcohol. Definitions include: acronym for "good for parts only". Definitions include: to kiss passionately; "make out ". Definitions include: a "Yank ", i.e. a person from the USA.
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Definitions include: a makeshift repair. Definitions include: used as a synonym phrase for "get back with me later" or "I will talk to you later". Definitions include: Gas or a fossil fuel. Definitions include: a physical fight. Definitions include: a crazy person. Definitions include: uninformed, ignorant. Definitions include: greeting towards a male. Definitions include: affectionate form of address or reference for one's significant other. Definitions include: "have to". Definitions include: when one blocks one nostril and effectively one's nose without a tissue.
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