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“Fox promos try to finesse her beauty with the word "adorkable.”
“Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale are calling their adorkable TV counterparts-and we love this new celeb couple moniker.”
“But even beyond being the textbook definition of "adorkable," his interactions with Maya Rudolph in this film just glow.”
“It's also a love story that would have been fun to watch week after week -- those kids are so damn adorkable.”
“The Party Down alum is supposed to be unlikable — initially, at least — as Julia, a lawyer who becomes a love interest for Nick (Jake Johnson), despite her dislike for the famously adorkable Jess (Zooey Deschanel).”
“Abby Elliot played the adorkable New Girl star, while Deschanel nailed her impression of Mary-Kate Olsen, complete with oversized sunglasses, a giant Starbucks cops and that disturbing stare.”
SNL Pays Tribute to Whitney Houston, Zooey Deschanel Has a Dance Party with Jean Dujardin
“And one thing we all noticed was that DT was adorkable in his younger years but hardly exceptional until he turned into this magic sexy magnet man at 30.”
“No wonder Fox has branded this new girl "adorkable.”
“Filmmaker and Star Wars fan Patrick Boivin made this heartwarming and adorkable short movie about an AT-AT toy that lives its life like the family dog.”
“Worst Break-Taking Moment: After not sleeping with anyone other than her boyfriend Spencer in more than six years, Jess is understandably worried that she won't be adventurous enough in the sack for her new guy, Paul the equally adorkable Justin Long, on New Girl.”
Top Moments: Virgins' Horrifying First Kiss and Mother's Big Twist
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Words that people on Twitter don't think are words.
I wrote a little script that runs every day. It searches the Twitter API for tweets containing the words, "is not a word". Each (non...unfollow, suppose-ably, qirl, darkskin, haz, stoints, uglyer, boringest, fustrating, linx, yolo, excapes and 3574 more...
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snowmageddon, dramastically, phenomenol, adorkable, samultimeously, ignoranity, reppauled, flubbergasted, cybrarian, Schadenfriday, skeptimistic, mundaneabilia and 4 more...
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The list of Wordnik words of the day.
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adorkable, phenomenol, dramastically, snowmageddon, luddosphere, stoplifting, shambolic
etmlbristol adorkable
The act of being adorable, yet a dork; used as an adjective
Dork: a stupid, foolish person; sometimes has a bit of a negative connotation
Adorable: anyone or anything that is cute, charming, fun
ATTESTATIONS:
jesidres says: Keith was adorkable. I wanted to pinch cheeks (and take a razor to his mustache)
*Twitter: http://twitter.com/#search?q=adorkable
amandakt says: Thank you for the years filled with beautiful music, adorkable moments and miracles.
*Twitter: http://twitter.com/#search?q=adorkable
Eric Geller says: I, like Mandy, adore the adorkable. Whenever something has both the cuteness factor and the nerd factor, I’m interested.
* Blog: http://theadorkable.net/
Jul 14, 2010
whichbe I thought I 'coined' this (rather obvious) one but it was cited on WordSpy today. Oct 17, 2008
whichbe Adjective. The quality of being both nerdy and overwhelmingly cute. May 23, 2007