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Caffeine Crackie
Someone who has had so much caffeine that they seem like they are on crack.
Consuming so much caffiene that you never sleep or eat and look worn out all the time.
Consuming so much caffiene that you never sleep or eat and look worn out all the time.
- Everytime I see that girl shes drinking a rockstar, and acting all crazy.
- Yeah, shes a total caffeine crackie.
- Yeah, shes a total caffeine crackie.
Caffeine Crackie by caffeinequeen November 8, 2007
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taint clacking
When you slap or clack your testicles in a rythmatic motion on your taint, making a sort of clapping noise, much like a clap in the palm of your hand.
taint clacking by Jimmy the kid July 10, 2017
Click-Clacked
Guy 1: "Hey, did you hear that Tupac just got click-clacked? "
Guy 2: "Oh my God!"
Alt;
Guy 1: "I feel like click-clacking myself, dude. I can't take it anymore."
Guy 2: "Get some help, fam. You need it."
Guy 2: "Oh my God!"
Alt;
Guy 1: "I feel like click-clacking myself, dude. I can't take it anymore."
Guy 2: "Get some help, fam. You need it."
Click-Clacked by spiffsor March 4, 2018
clackle sauce
A condiment. Can also be used as a sexual lubricant, art supply, weak adhesive, vitamin supplement, and baking soda substitute.
Has a tangy, vibrant taste. Is dark green in color. Can be found at your local Rosauers, if you ask for it specifically.
In 1986 there was controversy as to whether it should be banned in several European countries due to mild hallucinogenic properties. However the scientists had confused clackle sauce with an unrelated substance by the same name and interest in the sauce eventually subsided. Clackle sauce remains legal throughout Europe.
Has a tangy, vibrant taste. Is dark green in color. Can be found at your local Rosauers, if you ask for it specifically.
In 1986 there was controversy as to whether it should be banned in several European countries due to mild hallucinogenic properties. However the scientists had confused clackle sauce with an unrelated substance by the same name and interest in the sauce eventually subsided. Clackle sauce remains legal throughout Europe.
Clackle sauce is used in many popular food products including the children-oriented cereal 'Clackle Pops' and several brands of clackle flavored chips.
It is also a main ingredient in many whole wheat breads.
It is also a main ingredient in many whole wheat breads.
clackle sauce by ClackleFriends February 2, 2009