Associations to the word «Dirk»
Noun
- Pitt
- Maverick
- Courtney
- Pieter
- Loren
- Kris
- Hilt
- Clive
- Benedict
- Kidd
- Gunn
- Rudolph
- Willem
- Utrecht
- Tai
- Dagger
- Philips
- Blocker
- Robb
- Scabbard
- Brock
- Holland
- Tyson
- Van
- Shawn
- Daphne
- Higgins
- Brant
- Drow
- Villiers
- Jan
- Boise
- Cindy
- Chandler
- Dutch
- Bis
- Hagen
- Clipper
- Nash
- Pistol
- Sean
- Mvp
- Iceberg
- Moritz
- Canister
- Lair
- Airline
- Nba
- Markus
- Tess
- Laker
- Kang
- Richter
- Moreau
- Boogie
- Peters
- Bmw
- Burg
- Sheath
- Dallas
- Bout
- Ghent
- Hangar
- Hag
- Sword
- Jakob
- Peck
- Starring
- Stoop
- Turban
- Marion
- Joachim
- Ulrich
- Andreas
- Landfall
- Highlander
- Sven
- Gaines
- Rotterdam
- Musket
- Amsterdam
- Toni
- Hahn
- Mai
- Thrusting
- Sahara
- Gupta
- Ax
- Dive
- Pepsi
Adverb
Wiktionary
DIRK, noun. A long Scottish dagger with a straight blade.
DIRK, noun. (US) (Midwest) (dated) (slang) A penis; dork.
DIRK, noun. (US) (Midwest) (dated) (slang) A socially unacceptable person; an oddball.
DIRK, verb. To stab with a dirk.
DIRK, verb. (obsolete) To darken.
DIRK, proper noun. A male given name of German and Dutch origin, cognate to Derek.
DIRK KNIFE, noun. A clasp knife with a large blade like that of a dirk.
DIRK KNIVES, noun. Plural of dirk knife
Dictionary definition
DIRK, noun. A relatively long dagger with a straight blade.
Wise words
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