borked slang

If you happened to join at that moment, it may still look borked.

So, Murph’s still in bed with a borked back.

So that's why Tony Lake pulled out: He was not Borked.

So: borked sell?

Justice Barkett is being Borked.

The Senate rejected the nomination and "being Borked" entered the language to describe the process of being publicly savaged by an opponent.

In 2010 Matt wrote and co-performed Borked TV with comedian Rufus Hound and others, a six-part series featuring comedy voiceovers dubbed over existing television material.

One answer to that question is provided by Joseph Nocera, a liberal journalist, in a forthcoming piece titled "Getting Borked" in the September issue of GQ magazine.

Thanks to Ted Kennedy, the very name Bork became a verb, glibly used to describe what happens to a nominee who finds himself in Ted Kennedy's crosshairs: he gets "borked"!

Block PM (ROTR -- if your screen looks borked REFRESH) Block BE And I can see what I'm typing again.

It's round-two of the Irish Independent's release of the Anglo tapes - the recorded gigglings of Anglo Irish boss David Drumm and a colleague or two during the bailout of Ireland's most borked bank.