talking smack
talking smack by Martin Bro October 24, 2007
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An arrestable offence in Espanola, NM; one is said to be talking smack when using Mexican expletives in reference to the small-mindedness, arrogance and stupidity of police officers. Punishable by death in some South American and Middle Eastern countries, it is only enforced in the USA in Espanola, NM and Bumfukk, GA.
"Hey ma, come pick me up, this "coolon" (spelling?) is harrasing me". This is an example of talking smack on the phone while an officer of the law is staring you down.
talking smack by Office Barbrady September 11, 2006
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Talking smak
Also "smak"
1) To talk disparagingly about someone.
2) To lie about someone.
Alternately
3) To talk nonsense. "Bullshit"
1) To talk disparagingly about someone.
2) To lie about someone.
Alternately
3) To talk nonsense. "Bullshit"
1) "They've been talking smak about you and making you look bad."
2) "It's not true baby, they're just talking smak."
3) "No, get real, it's not really true, I was just talking smak."
2) "It's not true baby, they're just talking smak."
3) "No, get real, it's not really true, I was just talking smak."
Talking smak by WordBoy July 10, 2003
talkin' smack
To be speaking in a manner which would ordinarily earn the speaker a bitch slap, a smack across the mouth, or upside the head.
talkin' smack by jammer2 February 9, 2005
Taking their stack
Taking their stack refers to when one individual or group takes the possessions of someone else/ group. It can be used in any context not just materialistic such as when you effortlessly outsmart someone in a game or competition, leaving them with nothing but a metaphorical stack of defeat, while you bask in the glory of victory and maybe even a little smugness.
An example: Two individuals (are negotiating a contract with two sporting clubs, one offering $50,000 net and another offering $55,000 gross. They don't check properly and go with the $55,000 contract. These two individuals tell their mates about the first club offer and decide to take the $50,000 contract. The original two individuals soon realise gross mean before tax leaving them with a mear $35,000. In this case the second two people "took their stack"
An example: Two individuals (are negotiating a contract with two sporting clubs, one offering $50,000 net and another offering $55,000 gross. They don't check properly and go with the $55,000 contract. These two individuals tell their mates about the first club offer and decide to take the $50,000 contract. The original two individuals soon realise gross mean before tax leaving them with a mear $35,000. In this case the second two people "took their stack"
Taking their stack by Bougel19 May 6, 2024