FormFaktor's definitions
by formfaktor May 13, 2005

person which can be described as very annoying, obnoxious in their habits but also somewhat arrogant, rude and narcisistic. The word is a combination of "Prick" and "brat"
Ron: Shit, dude. When Dave came over telling me how cool his record collection was and that mine was shite, and what not, I was ready to smack his ass.
Alex: Yeah, he's a prack.
Alex: Yeah, he's a prack.
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

by FormFaktor March 31, 2003

collection of women in a business, social or other setting which impenetrable and will block any advances of a business, sexual or other nature by dint of their being a group "that sticks together" by a bond of men hatred and internally escalated peer pressure.
Example 1:
guy1: did you get feedback on our proposal to the client?
guy2: nope. I sent it 2 weeks ago, left messages, but I assume it got stuck in the funky chicken club.
Example 2:
guy1: shit, those girls look hot over there.
guy2: forget about it. they're a funky chicken club.
guy1: did you get feedback on our proposal to the client?
guy2: nope. I sent it 2 weeks ago, left messages, but I assume it got stuck in the funky chicken club.
Example 2:
guy1: shit, those girls look hot over there.
guy2: forget about it. they're a funky chicken club.
by formfaktor May 13, 2005

Meaning 1:
object which resembles kitsch, junk or shwag or is just bad quality. NOT the same as corny
Meaning 2:
Clichee statement or stereotype
object which resembles kitsch, junk or shwag or is just bad quality. NOT the same as corny
Meaning 2:
Clichee statement or stereotype
Example 1:
Gerd: Man, look at that replica of the Empire State Building. It's so kitschy!
Ron: Yeah, it's corn.
Example 2:
Ron: "Fuck these frog-eaters"
Alex: "Dude, calling the french that is totally corn"
Gerd: Man, look at that replica of the Empire State Building. It's so kitschy!
Ron: Yeah, it's corn.
Example 2:
Ron: "Fuck these frog-eaters"
Alex: "Dude, calling the french that is totally corn"
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

when used in connection with calling a person a prop, prop means the person in question is fake, false, slow-witted, dim or a flake, insinuating that they are not a real person, just like a prop gun isn't a real gun, for example.
by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003
