John: Jeffery and Jaden are going out!
Jack: I can see that.
John: Jeffery has been talking nonstop about it.
Jack: That tracks.
(Jeffery is known for talking a lot)
Jack: I can see that.
John: Jeffery has been talking nonstop about it.
Jack: That tracks.
(Jeffery is known for talking a lot)
by B-DUD April 7, 2019
hair extensions that are glued onto your scalp, so called because the base crisscrosses like train tracks
by lauren September 1, 2003
A commonly used street term referring to the area where prostitutes and pimps work. It's called the track because much like a track, the prostitute walks the area or block over and over in laps.
by Nightriderjoe September 11, 2009
A sport involving lots of running at a fast pace. The hardest working athletes are usually on track. Although they get little glory they know why they do it... Fo' the LADIES
by Urban Dictionary June 2, 2004
An extremely competitive sport that is a combination of running and field events. Obese people who wouldn't be able to last a day in it usually talk crap about people in track, because they are jealous.
JJSupah tried running the 100 meter dash, but fainted at the starting line and wouldn't move until he had McDonalds delivered to him.
by JJSupah is a fat kid March 31, 2005
A sport that has the hottest babes on the planet. Those who disagree just have not gone to a large invtational meet. (Penn Relays, The Armory, etc). Its also one of the most diffcult sports to do, as its a high impact sport on your knees, and can destroy your body if you do it incorrectly long enough. But its also one of the few high school sports in which you win metals, which rule.
by Muldowney May 6, 2005
A basic sport that requires advanced skill if one is to excel at it. Track encompasses the fundamentals of almost all sports, so a good track athlete is a good all around athlete.
Adam's only on the track team, but he could play football, rugby, soccer, tennis, lacrosse, badminton, basketball, and hockey. He doesn't have the time to play for any other team though.
by Anonymous May 20, 2003