Kirk

What do we mean by kirk?

A church. noun

The Presbyterian Church of Scotland. Used with the. noun

To church.

The Scotch and Northern English form of the word church, surviving from Middle English: now often used specifically for the Established Church of Scotland. noun

Same as kirve.

A church or the church, in the various senses of the word; esp., the Church of Scotland as distinguished from other reformed churches, or from the Roman Catholic Church. noun

A church. noun

A Scottish church noun

A church.

Aloof, mysterious, misunderstood, creative, wise, understanding, empathetic, carries the weight of the world on his shoulders. Constantly thinking big, a humanitarian, philosophical, intelligent. Very slow to anger, but when pushed to breaking point, fights like a demon. periodically lapses into bouts of depression. A romantic (secretly) prefers to play it cool, a drifter. Potentially as bad-ass as John Connor. His presence lingers. A spectre at times, dissappearing into the ether. Urban Dictionary

To go crazy, to flip out, to wig out. Urban Dictionary

Scots english for church. Urban Dictionary

Verb (from Star Trek): To seduce or otherwise have sex with an alien babe. This can also be applied to other genders, but always denotes a measure of conquest on behalf of the party who is kirking the other. Urban Dictionary

To have sex with alot of really hot girls. coming from the greek "Kirkios" it's short form "kirk" means "to penetrate" Urban Dictionary

Adj: better than spock. Urban Dictionary

He's one of the main captains on Star Trek, but will always be known for generating one of the biggest internet jokes on the planet... KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! Urban Dictionary

An australian slang for a person usually of aboriginal or white/anglo-saxon origin who flips out and goes syko, a fearsome fighter, relentlessly stabbing people with broken glass bottles or sharp objects and biting guy's ears off in fights showing no remorse and fights to the death. usually of a very slim but athletic build. very fast runner, and doesnt tire out. loves taking speed and other types of amphetamines. is very agetated and restless, always thinks people are looking at him. very unsociable when drunk. theiving is his occupation. alot of these type of people live in the sydney suburb of redfern and the mount druit area of sydney (ie. bidwill, shalvey, herbersham, willmot, dharruk, plumpton) Urban Dictionary

Verb: to totally and utter desroy; in PC usage to "own". Urban Dictionary

Having a kirk is when you achieve the ultimate sexual experience that all human males have fantasized about every day since the beginning of time -- that is, banging a gorgeous, green skinned alien. The term 'kirk' is a direct reference to when Captain Kirk got his hands on Marta, the smoking hot alien babe from the infamous Star Trek episode "Whom Gods Destroy" filmed way back in 1969 Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to kirk:
kirk.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word kirk:
spock, klingon, metallica, vulcan, ella, douglas, trek, cousins, enterprise, gibson, lesser, franklin, cameron, brandon, computers, edinburgh, presbyterian, column, uss, beam, scotland, planet, reporter, session, aboard, sessions, congregation, scott, crew, parish.

Words that rhyme with kirk:
work, network, jerk, framework, perk, clerk, smirk, quirk, lurk, berserk, artwork, shirk, teamwork, irk, homework, groundwork, dirk, erk, turk, murk, paperwork, burke, patchwork, woodwork, guesswork, cirque, clockwork, merc, berk, rework, fieldwork, handiwork, housework, legwork, burk, overwork, schoolwork, firework, merk, casework, earthwork, needlework, birk, footwork, piecework, werk, metalwork, ataturk, masterwork, perc, latticework, beadwork, murch, out of work, spadework, merck, brushwork, klerk, at work, young turk, roadwork, openwork, bank clerk, wide area network, knee jerk, body of work, werke, lerch, social work, piece of work, computer network, communications network, field work, local area network, plasterwork, clean and jerk, clerc, line of work, quirke, soda jerk, room clerk, bourke, waterwork, kurk, desk clerk, file clerk, derk, leclerc, undercover work, detective work, reference work, booking clerk, hotel clerk, sirk, town clerk, bjerke, grand turk, mcgurk, berke, turck.

Adjectives that are often used to describe kirk:
old, new, scottish, little, true, scotch, own, reformed, late, young, whole, blackwelder, ancient, holy, particular, parish, free, ruined, dear, trew, poor, national, presbyterian, present, former, primitive, aberdonian, conservative, haill, haunted, sincerest, persecuted, privy, stubborn, hegge, visible, field, creagh, decent, muckle, triumphant, purest, century, northern, brave, anti, west, grim, collegiate, protestant, papistical, humble, vacant, braw, haly, evil, holie, oppressed, grey, beloved, empty, awin, defaced, neighbouring, medieval, bloody.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective kirk:
session, sessions, yard, officer, greene, lands, time, door, treasurer, town, road, folk, yards, feffion, othmer, bell, feuar, goers, gate, bells, assembly, seats, garth, chime, pillar, stile, tree, box, vassal, records, filling, minister, doors, shot, garthe, boards, judicatories, feflion.

Consonant match to kirk:
cake, cock, kick, cook, coke, caique, caulk, kook, calk, keck, koch, cac, cooke, kuck, kalk, kock, kok, caq, kuk, kurk, kolk, cocke, kirch, koke, kuc, kauk, koike, kueck.

Words that sound like kirk:
kirk, kurk, kerk, kirch, kirke, crc, kerch, kirche, crk, krk, crg, kurg, krg, girk, gurk, gurke, grc, grk, cook, cooke, crew, crack, cock, crow, creek, crook, cork, clerk, croak, creak, cray, crock, croc, cree, crea, craw, crick, cre, crie, caulk, cack, cra, crue, cru, cok, crowe, cro, coc, cak, crewe, croke, calk, cri, crake, crak, crae, cac, chor, caree, coch, crac, cark, crooke, coro, crw, cruck, chr, clerc, crct, croe, croque, cawk, cric, chro, cck, carc, chre, creque, corc, crr, caq, cruk, cauk, crh, courie, clk, craie, cauc, cqc, cruc, crre, chra, crei, creux, crique, crec, cjk, craque, cacc, crtc.