Definition of dorky in English:

dorky

adjectivedorkier, dorkiestˈdɔːkiˈdôrkē

North American informal

1Socially inept or awkward.
he teases all the dorky kids
Example sentencesExamples
- He's affable but obnoxious, well-intentioned but downright dorky.
- She turned to look at me and rolled her eyes like I was her best friend instead of her dorky niece.
- You walked into school with the biggest dorkiest smile plastered on your face.
- She bit her lip to keep back the grin that she knew would look dorky.
- Who wants to see another dorky loser turns popular hottie story?
- From the sound of it, Jake was doing the kind of dance dorky football players do after a touchdown.
- He has no idea how dorky he is whereas I knew how dorky I was.
- I've been playing these games pretty much my whole dorky life.
- To me, he can be a little dorky, even nerdy.
- He's loose-limbed and dorky enough to work as an oddly romantic lead.
1. 1.1 Unfashionable.
  why would anyone wear such dorky glasses?
  Example sentencesExamples
  At the buffet, she met an eligible bachelor disguised in a dorky sweater.
  She knew it was me right away because of my American Flag suitcases and the unmistakable glasses - they aren't dorky.
  Most are around 18, clean cut, and have to wear these dorky green aprons featuring the store logo.
  He lives at home with his parents, he's stuck in a dead-end job, and he wears really dorky glasses.
  If you are wearing normal cut socks with shorts, it won't matter what color they are, they will look dorky.
  She is given to wearing dorky cardigans, ominously the sort draped over the shoulders when sitting up in a hospital bed.
  She clipped my hair up nicely so it didn't look dorky and still kept the hair our of my eyes.
  He loses weight, gets contact lenses, dumps his dorky clothes and gets a nose job.
  Before he had a chance to die, he spent his remaining years wearing dorky naval hats and creating new rules for his organization.
  I suddenly thanked the heavens that I'd changed out of my dorky school uniform before coming over.

Derivatives

dorkiness

nounˈdɔːkɪnəsˈdɔrkinəs

mass noun

North American

informal

1The quality of being socially inept or awkward.
childhood dorkiness is a definite trend among magazine editors
1. 1.1 The quality of being unfashionable.
Example sentencesExamples
- But wait, what if my excessive dorkiness undercuts my newly chic 'ambiguous' features?
- I'm saving up my pennies for a digital video camera, so everyone can enjoy the full measure of our dorkiness.
- I was torn between wanting to thump my workmate for being so rubbish and laughing at the sheer dorkiness of it all.
- despite their dorkiness, demand for the sandals is still high

Definition of dorky in US English:

dorky

adjectiveˈdôrkē

North American informal

1Socially inept or awkward.
he teases all the dorky kids
Example sentencesExamples
- He's loose-limbed and dorky enough to work as an oddly romantic lead.
- She turned to look at me and rolled her eyes like I was her best friend instead of her dorky niece.
- He has no idea how dorky he is whereas I knew how dorky I was.
- You walked into school with the biggest dorkiest smile plastered on your face.
- Who wants to see another dorky loser turns popular hottie story?
- From the sound of it, Jake was doing the kind of dance dorky football players do after a touchdown.
- She bit her lip to keep back the grin that she knew would look dorky.
- I've been playing these games pretty much my whole dorky life.
- To me, he can be a little dorky, even nerdy.
- He's affable but obnoxious, well-intentioned but downright dorky.
1. 1.1 Unfashionable.
  why would anyone wear such dorky glasses?
  Example sentencesExamples
  He lives at home with his parents, he's stuck in a dead-end job, and he wears really dorky glasses.
  She is given to wearing dorky cardigans, ominously the sort draped over the shoulders when sitting up in a hospital bed.
  If you are wearing normal cut socks with shorts, it won't matter what color they are, they will look dorky.
  At the buffet, she met an eligible bachelor disguised in a dorky sweater.
  Most are around 18, clean cut, and have to wear these dorky green aprons featuring the store logo.
  He loses weight, gets contact lenses, dumps his dorky clothes and gets a nose job.
  She knew it was me right away because of my American Flag suitcases and the unmistakable glasses - they aren't dorky.
  I suddenly thanked the heavens that I'd changed out of my dorky school uniform before coming over.
  Before he had a chance to die, he spent his remaining years wearing dorky naval hats and creating new rules for his organization.
  She clipped my hair up nicely so it didn't look dorky and still kept the hair our of my eyes.

单词	dorky
释义	Definition of dorky in English: dorky adjectivedorkier, dorkiestˈdɔːkiˈdôrkē North American informal 1Socially inept or awkward. he teases all the dorky kids Example sentencesExamples He's affable but obnoxious, well-intentioned but downright dorky. She turned to look at me and rolled her eyes like I was her best friend instead of her dorky niece. You walked into school with the biggest dorkiest smile plastered on your face. She bit her lip to keep back the grin that she knew would look dorky. Who wants to see another dorky loser turns popular hottie story? From the sound of it, Jake was doing the kind of dance dorky football players do after a touchdown. He has no idea how dorky he is whereas I knew how dorky I was. I've been playing these games pretty much my whole dorky life. To me, he can be a little dorky, even nerdy. He's loose-limbed and dorky enough to work as an oddly romantic lead. 1.1 Unfashionable. why would anyone wear such dorky glasses? Example sentencesExamples At the buffet, she met an eligible bachelor disguised in a dorky sweater. She knew it was me right away because of my American Flag suitcases and the unmistakable glasses - they aren't dorky. Most are around 18, clean cut, and have to wear these dorky green aprons featuring the store logo. He lives at home with his parents, he's stuck in a dead-end job, and he wears really dorky glasses. If you are wearing normal cut socks with shorts, it won't matter what color they are, they will look dorky. She is given to wearing dorky cardigans, ominously the sort draped over the shoulders when sitting up in a hospital bed. She clipped my hair up nicely so it didn't look dorky and still kept the hair our of my eyes. He loses weight, gets contact lenses, dumps his dorky clothes and gets a nose job. Before he had a chance to die, he spent his remaining years wearing dorky naval hats and creating new rules for his organization. I suddenly thanked the heavens that I'd changed out of my dorky school uniform before coming over. Derivatives dorkiness nounˈdɔːkɪnəsˈdɔrkinəs mass nounNorth American informal 1The quality of being socially inept or awkward. childhood dorkiness is a definite trend among magazine editors 1.1 The quality of being unfashionable. Example sentencesExamples But wait, what if my excessive dorkiness undercuts my newly chic 'ambiguous' features? I'm saving up my pennies for a digital video camera, so everyone can enjoy the full measure of our dorkiness. I was torn between wanting to thump my workmate for being so rubbish and laughing at the sheer dorkiness of it all. despite their dorkiness, demand for the sandals is still high Definition of dorky in US English: dorky adjectiveˈdôrkē North American informal 1Socially inept or awkward. he teases all the dorky kids Example sentencesExamples He's loose-limbed and dorky enough to work as an oddly romantic lead. She turned to look at me and rolled her eyes like I was her best friend instead of her dorky niece. He has no idea how dorky he is whereas I knew how dorky I was. You walked into school with the biggest dorkiest smile plastered on your face. Who wants to see another dorky loser turns popular hottie story? From the sound of it, Jake was doing the kind of dance dorky football players do after a touchdown. She bit her lip to keep back the grin that she knew would look dorky. I've been playing these games pretty much my whole dorky life. To me, he can be a little dorky, even nerdy. He's affable but obnoxious, well-intentioned but downright dorky. 1.1 Unfashionable. why would anyone wear such dorky glasses? Example sentencesExamples He lives at home with his parents, he's stuck in a dead-end job, and he wears really dorky glasses. She is given to wearing dorky cardigans, ominously the sort draped over the shoulders when sitting up in a hospital bed. If you are wearing normal cut socks with shorts, it won't matter what color they are, they will look dorky. At the buffet, she met an eligible bachelor disguised in a dorky sweater. Most are around 18, clean cut, and have to wear these dorky green aprons featuring the store logo. He loses weight, gets contact lenses, dumps his dorky clothes and gets a nose job. She knew it was me right away because of my American Flag suitcases and the unmistakable glasses - they aren't dorky. I suddenly thanked the heavens that I'd changed out of my dorky school uniform before coming over. Before he had a chance to die, he spent his remaining years wearing dorky naval hats and creating new rules for his organization. She clipped my hair up nicely so it didn't look dorky and still kept the hair our of my eyes.
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