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The home of the Largest Navy base in the world, and the reason Va Beach even Exists Urban Dictionary

A town in Virginia, north of Virginia Beach, south of Hampton. Has the sweetest Navy Base ever, and has manatee statues everywhere. It's just a kickass town. Urban Dictionary

A loud, filthy, polluted city on the east coast. Would be little more than a blip on the map without the massive military presence. If you're military and forced to live here, you have the pleasure of being stereotyped, pigeonholed and solicited by the local populace every time you walk out the door. The economy in Norfolk is derived mainly from corrupt contractors bilking various naval shipyard projects and base support services. Secondarily is the service sector for all the military there. (We have a massive shopping district called "Military Circle" complete with a "Military Mall"). A heavily used template seems to be "Freedom/Stars& Stripes ". One of the few redeeming factors is ODU, which out of the filth and noise has formed a rather small but pleasant thriving college community. Urban Dictionary

Home of the downtown bloodsucking sluts. These chicks feed off military men. They are prostitutes and ungrateful little nasty tricks who piss on good men. They stink. They turn good men into dogs and playas. They are chicken heads, ghetto as hell. These sluts live in another world. Beware of them they are poison, made of pure poison. They have cum in them, poluted yeast infections, they eat plain ice. Alot of military dudes have falling down in the WAR with these unique Downtown Norfolk slut queens. They want your benefits and comfortable living. They stink!!! They will destroy everything for you and will not care, really. They are easy to have sex with, they throw themselves at you until you break down. These little freaks are a disease. They love to mess it up for you then go back to some of these low life Norfolk herion using nuckleheads with corn rolls. Urban Dictionary

A big field Urban Dictionary

Where Edward is from. in England. loads of farms. Urban Dictionary

The family consisting of a drunken bowler an fbi agent and 4 poor kids they live on wimsey court in front of the big powerlines across the street from tj kyber they are all crazy Urban Dictionary

People who dewll in the northern part of the United States Urban Dictionary

The Independent City of Norfolk, Virginia. Pronounced nor-fuck. Now being referred to as "the fuck". Better than Virginia Beach. (aka "the beach") Full of squids, chumps, artists, trash, punks, poseurs, thugs, and all the beautiful women in the world. Literally goes harder than said world. And everyone from everywhere seems as if they're just passing through this hell hole in the adventure that is their life. But in the end, this is where they'll end up staying... for the rest of their future generations, until bouncing baby boys enlist and are delivered elsewhere. But, no, yeah this is a big navy town and it's old as hell. Natives give love. The rest don't. And you will die in this city whether you're killed or laid peacefully to rest. Urban Dictionary

County in England Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to norfolk:
norfolk.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word norfolk:
tides, chesapeake, shipyard, decommissioned, virginia, overhaul, hampton, roanoke, steamed, yard, lynn, underway, sailed, panama, exercises, amphibious, deployment, convoy, naval, escort, departed, destroyer, cruise, mediterranean, railroad, newport, charleston, southern, counties, railway, caribbean, uss, duty, essex, fleet, navy, harbor, atlantic, pearl, earl, voyage, roads, island, canal, proceeded, resumed, nebraska, carrier, richmond, arrived, bound, england, stakes, freight, anne, cargo, howard, rail, elizabeth, coast, struck, maritime, minor, baron.

Words that rhyme with norfolk:
anthropomorphic, metamorphic, orphic, polymorphic, dimorphic, morphic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe norfolk:
west, north, east, rural, old, eastern, opposite, modern, south, central, century, gentle, native, western, northern, medieval, nearby, colonial, mid, baltimore, pitcairn, late, near, southern, net, northwest, heavy, broad, suffolk, distant, day, portsmouth, york, haldimand, washington, beloved, unfortunate, occupied, unhappy, virginia, dear, later, 8th, courtesy, thirteenth, southwest, cardinal, wretched, 9th, 4th, richmond, 1st, fair, northeastern, away, seventeenthcentury, cambridgeshire, suite, subfusc, gardiner, philadelphia, remote, historic, eighteenth, quiet, seventeenth, flat, noble, miry, sleepy, gallant, downtown, halimand, bleak, hampton, feeble.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective norfolk:
broads, island, county, pine, street, cliffs, letter, house, plover, council, ship, circuit, coast, rebellion, broad, commotion, meeting, rising, city, district, yard, dedications, petition, commission, railway, school, chamber, the, dumplings, crescent, borough, division, drift, islands, alliance, corps, monasteries, arm, poisonings.

Words that sound like norfolk:
norfolk, morphic, narvik, naric, nora, norah, norwalk, nork, norsk, noria, marfa, norf, moric, amorphic, norc, norra, morlock, morphia, morphy, morpho, morphous, marak, merfolk, mirac, morphea, horak, moorcock, narc, nark, nordic, nara, marek, orphic, mafic, narf, nowra, novack, narch, narva, noreg, norflex, naarah, nowack, norbeck, northey, horrific, morphing, newark, merrick, yorick, nori, naira, nera, maroc, warrick, morphis, nauru, nautic, nira, nuria, noro, maric, norrie, meric, marik, nura, myrick, nouri, narra, norry, neira, nuuk, norell, novac, noriko, norie, maffick, norg, nyra, neria, norval, norvell, neriah, norrell, marich, nafa, yarak, noras, neura, nordyke, nefa, northlake, marsoc, nehra, norka, north peak, narthex, novick, morphew, amorpha.