Sentence examples for norks from inspiring English sources

Breasts, boobs, tits, baps, norks, whatever you want to call them, these pillowy globes have been making the news, and all because those who don't have them view them as a problem.

With any luck, some fit girls from Bedales or Cheltenham will join in horseplay with surfboards in the shallows, and, if they're real sports, might get their norks out to sunbathe.

That's why she's doing those Wii adverts, she has lost all self-respect: next thing you know, she'll be showing her norks for a fiver round the back of Yates's Wine Lodge.

Generally, site users affectionately nickname breasts "norks" and the member calls herself "Norkybutnice".

A girl he fancies looks like one of faux-hippy girl group The Bangles; he's deflated at his Dad because "If we move now I'll never get to see her norks".

Critics detect a gang mentality that they say is reinforced by Mumsnet's own acronyms and slang – for instance, "DH" (darling husband), "baby dancing" (sex with a husband), and "norks", which, Mumsnet user "Norkybutnice" explains, means "breasts".

But then, just as we're readying our mallets for the next time he says "net asset value" it all goes norks-up.

Stephen Colbert, satirist @Archiebland If I read another bloody royal 'analysis' norking on about how Harry is one of a new royal generation very much at ease with blah blah Archie Bland, The Independent @SalmanRushdie Obama, giving Bob Dylan the Presidential Medal of Freedom: "There is not a bigger giant in the history of American music".

I see him as a nork in man-made fibre cape who spends his free time with his face squashed to another man's steaming sequinned cod-piece.

Everyone who enters the nork's orbit leaves it dazed and slightly deflated, like balloon animals tossed from a speeding clown car.

Above all, pity the poor traveler who departed the train too early at Newark ("Nork", in New Jersey) Penn Station and never found any skyscrapers.