Fictional TV planet during the Carter administration

Usage examples of ork.

A beefy ork girl was hooking on the next corner, while across the way a trio of bedraggled chipheads were begging.

Elves could see in the dark as well as any ork, but Kham supposed they were being bright, too.

The gray-haired ork frowned as he tried to bring his vision into focus.

The young ork made only a feeble, futile effort to block the paw that reached for his throat.

The odd ork, Rabo, had datajacks in his head and a variety of logo patches on his jacket, most advertising manufacturers of automotive or aeronautic equipment.

There seemed little doubt that the ork was a rigger, a vehicular technomancer.

The sound was muffled briefly as a burly ork squeezed through the doorway.

The elf was clearly discomfited by the contact, but the ork was only amused, to judge by his half-concealed grin.

Unfazed by his rejection, the big ork joined the others of his kind, with shoulder-slapping and arm-punching all around.

A broad-shouldered female ork the others referred to as The Weeze snarled, and the elf amended his salutation.

The ork stared curiously at Neko for a moment, a slight frown on his face.

This ork was smarter than he looked, to turn the probe around so quickly.

Would the ork prefer an affirmative or a negative response to his question?

The ork took the gesture as a sign that the conversation was closed, and told his group to meet him at a specific time and place.

Though Sheila was an ork, she was virgin of the cybernetics that would have given the dwarf further advantage in a fight.