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Slang term for cocaine, a potent narcotic illegal in most of the world. John is sleeping because we were fucked up all night from doing too much tackle.
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UK slang: Men's genitals, just like meat and two veg, often uttered with the word 'wedding', hence 'wedding tackle'. 'Man Tackle' is also in use, but not as common. On his wedding night, Jonny produced his man-tackle and told his wife to get to work...
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To knock someone down by force. You run at them and fall into them. Happens a lot in football. The Patriots defensive line tackled him so hard, his helmet broke!
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v. Lame-ass consultant speak typically used by Accenture and Deloitte employees, meaning "to handle" something. "After meeting with Bob, both he and I agreed that we need to tackle the requirements gathering as soon as possible."
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The act of trying to get a girl (Used alot by football jocks) jock 1: who you trying to tackle these days
jock 2: Ambers a cutie jock 1: she is, but she's a also a tough one to bring down |
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Systematically picking the most intoxicated drunk female in the bar and attempting to have intercourse with with her. With or without her consent. Ed went to the club to "tackle" drunk bitches.
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A term covering genitals of both genders. I wasn't nibbling on her lady tackle.
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