Clack

Means something is classic dope.

'Man! that concert was Clack!'

by Jay-J21 June 20, 2017

Clack

An offensive racial slur that describes a person with both a Caucasian and a Black parent

I have a lot of friends who are clacks, so it's okay for me to say this - Barack Obama is the most successful clack of all time.

by nnam_ecnarret July 26, 2016

Clack

Clack means to speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly, originally from when Clacks' in England got their names for being royal court messengers. There is another version, of course, and that is it comes from the middle english work clakken, which comes from the Old Norse word Klaka which means thoughtless, prolonged talk...

What a clack of a sound, The horse made a clicky-clack noise as it rode past, A clack of thun

by Chris Clack November 23, 2006

Clack

(Noun)

Mix of the words "classic" and "black" Used to refer to a man or woman portraying stereotypical African American behavior.

Your friend:"Yo sup mah nigga u bring me da greens so we can roll one bigga than king kongs fingas"
You: "Bro, stop being such a clack.

by Ravedavey April 3, 2012

clack

Improvised coke , usually mdpv , ephedrine , Methylphenidate , drone , and other stimulants.

This clack is insane its got me tweaking like shit.

by k-town clown June 10, 2011

clack

v. to end interaction with someone who is not contributing to your well-being whatsoever; to be done with some one or something

E: D-Willi, what's going on with you and that chick?

D-Willi: I clacked her last night. Not worth my time.

by swifft January 25, 2008

poof-clack

a type of house music that is loaded with terrible vocals;

a house music beat that poof-clack can be inserted into the one & two

I can't stand this god awful poof-clack they're playing tonight.

by effinbeesh May 12, 2010