crackrame
Karl was involved in some serious crackrame tonight. After re-alphabetizing his spice rack for the third time, he moved on to re-tweezing his eyebrows to get just the right arch.
crackrame by Lucretia McEvil May 25, 2010
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crankgameplays
crankgameplays by crink.gumplz January 14, 2017
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crankgameplays
A soft boi named Ethan, also known as the backflip guy, that plays video games and does some reaction videos. He is friends with Markiplier, and was a big fan of him before they started being friends. He started a channel with Mark called "Unus annus" meaning "one year" in Latin, they chose this name because they will delete the channel after one year of it creation.
crankgameplays by for real bruh November 26, 2019
Crackdale
An area also known as Parkdale in downtown Toronto, Canada. Known for its superb crack, high crime/welfare rates and cheap prostitues.
Crackdale by Annie-Banannie May 15, 2005
Crackracorn
Look at that crack head they are a crackracorn
Crackracorn by Sonicishectic February 8, 2020
Crackface'd
An event in which a person walks through a door and has crack thrown in their face. Usually takes place in clubs and bars.
Crackface'd by Realnigga9499 December 3, 2014
Crankgameplays
A Brown haired youtuber named Ethan Nestor or his youtube username Crankgameplays, that is the former editor of Mark Fischbach, or better known as Markiplier. As of Feburany 11, 2019 he has 682,567 Subs. He was known as well as doing a backflip at 2014 Paxs and was named as the 'backflip guy'.
Fake Fan: I love watching Crankgameplays.
Real Fan: Yeah, isn't Ethan great?
Fake Fan: Who is Ethan?
Real Fan: It's Crankgameplays real name..? How long have you been watching him?
Fake Fan: Two years
Real Fan: Yeah, I doubt that you have or you would have known his real name by now.
Real Fan: Yeah, isn't Ethan great?
Fake Fan: Who is Ethan?
Real Fan: It's Crankgameplays real name..? How long have you been watching him?
Fake Fan: Two years
Real Fan: Yeah, I doubt that you have or you would have known his real name by now.
Crankgameplays by NathanPrescott February 11, 2019
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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