Blurk Edit Meaning

1.

Popular, conventional wisdom which may be factually right or wrong, but which loses meaning through frequent, often thoughtless repetition.

"Tommy never thinks for himself. He just repeats these blurks that he hears all day on CNN and then tries to pass it off as wisdom."

Examples of blurks:

"The Presidential election is important, but really, it's the Federal Reserve Chairman who's the most powerful man in the free world."

"We're the work hard/play hard college."

"The best thing about the Super Bowl is the commercials."

"Offense wins games, defense wins championships."

See trite, hackneyed, banal, cliche

2.

to spew, chuck, or to throw up.

when something is disgusting

Brett "hey guess what, that show 2 and a half men is on now.."

Kate "oh really"

Brett "yeah really"

Kate "BLURK"

See blurk, throw up, spew, chuck up, disgusting

3.

A lurker on a blog. (n)

To lurk and read a blog, but not comment (v)

I blurk on Dooce, but I am too shy to comment.

See pony