gurks
gurks verb: to attack, beat up. Also the third-person singular simple present indicative of gurk.
Verb
gurks (third-person singular simple present gurks, present participle gurksing, simple past and past participle gurksed)
Also used as
gurks is also the third-person singular simple present indicative of gurk.
gurks is also the plural of gurk.
Examples of gurks in a sentence
- Visual representation of "I'm bout to gurks a man"2020 April 11, @TorontoLegend6, Twitter, archived from the original on 07 Jan 2024:
- I told broski get the burna / You sliding down and we might gurks ya2020 May 8, “Murder”performed by NMT NiKO:
- This kids talking abt gurksing shit but was just talking abt how he moved to a whole diff city to get away from his opps2023 October 10, u/Janleinard, “Big free Palestine but yo did this nga jus try to say saqajaan but thought it was "suck a jon" 😭”, in...
Forms of gurks
| third-person singular present | gurks |
|---|---|
| present participle | gurksing |
| past participle | gurksed |
| past | gurksed |
| alternative form | gurk |
Questions about gurks
- What does gurks mean?
- Gurks means to attack, beat up.
- How do you use gurks in a sentence?
- Visual representation of "I'm bout to gurks a man"
- What part of speech is gurks?
- Gurks is a verb.
- What is the past tense of gurks?
- The past tense of gurks is gurksed.
Words near gurks in the dictionary
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