Associations to the word «Berk»
Noun
- Bucks
- Lehigh
- Wilt
- Pennsylvania
- Dauphin
- Berkshire
- Lancaster
- Northampton
- Funding
- Swindon
- County
- Hereford
- Bethel
- Newbury
- Township
- Douglass
- Chester
- Penn
- Brett
- Montgomery
- Avon
- Heidelberg
- Bern
- Oxfordshire
- Lucia
- Buckinghamshire
- Watershed
- Allegheny
- Exeter
- Increase
- Fleetwood
- Canal
- Yeomanry
- Pa
- Premier
- Alsace
- Ari
- Shire
- Wildlife
- Lebanon
- Taunton
- Boone
- Septum
- Eliot
- Eton
- Slough
- Northumberland
- Ire
- Schwartz
- Windsor
- Wiltshire
- Thames
- Reading
- Mf
- Borough
- Cumberland
- Dorset
- Buck
- Somerset
- Mahmud
- Pike
- Albany
- Harrisburg
- Hussar
- Delaware
- Abstract
- Trophy
- Fa
- Gonzalez
- Turnpike
- Dragon
- Petersen
- Greenwich
- Mill
- Slang
- Creek
- Nippon
- Buckingham
- Trust
- Hamburg
- Philadelphia
- Amenity
- Kidnapping
- Garth
- Lyons
- Vale
- Gb
- Fair
Wiktionary
BERK, proper noun. A surname.
BERK, noun. (British) (slang) (pejorative) A fool, prat, twit.
BERK, noun. (British) (slang) An idiot, in an affectionate sense.
BERK, noun. (Cockney rhyming slang) (vulgar) Cunt.
Dictionary definition
BERK, noun. A stupid person who is easy to take advantage of.
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