nut sack attack

When doing your partner doggy style, your nut sack will smack wildy against your partner's ass/legs/whatever, and make a loud clapping sound.

Dude, I could hear your nut sack attack through the wall last night.

by Mike DW February 19, 2008

potato sack girl

Girl who is so impossibly hot and cute at the same time that you just want to throw her in a potato sack and marry the shit out of her.

Guy1 "Rihanna is so hot.. my god."
Guy2 "Yeah Rihanna is hot as fuck."
Guy1 "Jessica Biel is hot, too."
Guy2 "Fuck No. You couldn't be more wrong, Jessica Biel is a straight up potato sack girl, to say she's hot would be total understatement."

by el pres June 16, 2008

shackle dragger

a convict

a derogatory term used for an australian (commonly used by South Africans

The Boks beat the Shackle Draggers at rugby union

by Zogman August 12, 2006

crack sack

When you stretch out your nut sack and pay a hooker to do a line of cocaine off of your stretched out sack.

Billy: Hey Dad! Guess what I got with my 15 dollars of allowance?!

Dad: What did ya get, sport?!

Billy: I got a black hooker to give me the crack sack down on 5th and Main in her '94 civic!

Dad: Last time I did that, the hooker got half way through the line and tweaked out and bit into my sack and I got half a line of coke directly to my balls! God I love your mother...

by Stretch Nuts March 30, 2008

Ball-sack

The scrotum (and all its contents).

Castration is where they cut off your ball-sack.

by xido April 14, 2006

sack chasers

a grimey ass ho who wants all your dough

"I can't fuck with that bitch no more, she just a sack chasing ho

by D-Dubz June 13, 2004

croaker sack

Used in areas of the American South - as of 2009 - ranging from South Carolina, through Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and at least northern Louisiana. Indeed, the sack doubtless referred to the burlap bag used to carry the fish, but no one questioned now remembers that particular use. Today it's the word traditionally used, at least in the areas mentioned, to mean "burlap bag" and is used to carry whatever articles that are at hand. "Croaker bag" has never been recorded.

The entire crop of sweet potatoes was trucked to the farmers' market in croaker sacks.

Coal in small batches was regularly delivered to homes in croaker sacks.

by GeorgiaDude March 22, 2009