dorky

He is often seen by his children as being dorky, although they love him all the same.

As I recall it had a really dorky video, too.

Because you'd look like one of the dorky models in the catalogue.

One thing we're getting rid of is what I call the dorky comedy.

She had to suppress a smile; he did look dorky.

The watches look a little less dorky than the shades.

The last thing she wanted was to look dorky.

Nothing worse than dorky tourists who think you have to follow some list of must see things.

The two walk through the school, and Willow admits to having a dorky nature.

Suddenly your own doesn't seem so dorky anymore, does it?

"I think the white ones look dorky and they make your feet look huge."

I'd made that my web handle years ago, before it started sounding so dorky.

Sure, he was dorky, but I had the most fun times."

Bay promised to not have the "dorky comedy" from the last film.

All of a sudden the trip doesn't seem that dorky any more, because I've been to their town.

"It feels a little dorky at first, but I catch on," he says.

I wanted to write him a note, but I thought that would be kind of dorky.

Frankly, I find most of them annoying and downright dorky.

When Tiger turned pro in 1996, golf became cool, not a dorky game.

While that's a great career move and likely to create lots of interest among dorky record collectors, you need a hit to keep making records.

I figured they'd make you put on one of those dorky uniforms."

"Growing up, I was one of those dorky kids people made fun of," she told me.

They all look like this: friendly, a bit dorky.

"You can't tell for sure if that's really him behind that dorky thing he's got on.