dork
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a dull stupid fatuous person
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Calling a beefy jock a “Biff,” an annoying dork a “Kyle,” a popular girl a “Heather,” or, in a more recent lexicon, a woman behaving badly a “Karen” is a universally understood code.
As an Italian art historian, leading this tour is a treat, and we provide just the right balance of group time and free time (despite being a professional art dork, even I cannot spend all my time in museums!).
In one of the greatest casting coups in history got Connery for their third Indiana Jones picture, and then went one step further by making him a bookish history dork.
When Dave Filoni was obsessing about some little Star Wars details, could just see her expression of “What a dork.”
Others find the movie "jolting" because Nancy's "new classmates prefer shopping to sleuthing, and Nancy's plaid skirt and magnifying glass make her something of a dork, not the town hero she was in the Midwest."
A recent guest, in fact, was actor Wil Wheaton from Star Trek: The Next Generation, whom Kashian dubbed "dork royalty."