flack 

crap, or abuse; excess pressure on oneself; burdens or weight added by unecessary trials or psychological pressures

My teacher gave me flack for talking in class; Why can't you keep the flack light when I'm trying to study?

flack by William Highsmith March 14, 2003

flack 

Someone whose job is to represent an organization and answer questions about it, especially when something bad has happened.

They spent millions hiring flacks to improve the company`s image.

flack by Bere September 25, 2006

flack 

One paid to represent the views of an individual, group, or organzation, such as a communications specialist, press secretary, spokesperson, or public relations counsel. Usage note: do not confuse with flak, meaning (in modern usage) opposition, especially when particularly contentious.

The flack for the tobacco company took flak over his statement that cigarettes were not proven to cause cancer.

flack by A. Flack November 19, 2007

FLACK 

This Term is made By CJDAHITMAN.. a Flack can be a Girl who is working with your enemies or a girl who is unloyal.... A Flack could also be used towards a fake homie you have who may act like a female in some cases...

“Get that Flack ass hoe over there”

“Yous really acting like a Flack ass ”

Yous really acting like a Flack ass nigga.

Get that Flack ass hoe over there.

FLACK by CJDAHITMAN July 16, 2018

flack 

North Jersey slang for cocaine

Ayo you got that flack for sale?

We gonna flack it up at the club tonight

flack by Shoe-RONICS December 22, 2010

Flack 

Flack: Based on the word flak, flack is the sensation that one is being attacked by something that doesn't make direct hits while still causing trouble or damage.

Tucker's latest post really flacked me.

Flack by Paulgilgrah June 6, 2004

Flack 

The act of jerkin it so damn hard you straight up bust in your own face

Bro last night I straight up flacked on myself and my dog came up and started kissing me

Flack by epicgamer42069letsgetthisbread October 16, 2019