mommy track

The mommy track describes a woman taking a detour from her professional life to raise her kid.

Pam left her job at the law firm and now she is on the mommy track changing diapers.

by lovebug11796 October 3, 2006

tacky

In bad taste. This usage, as opposed to the physical description, originated in the rural South but has since been adopted for use nationwide and in urban settings.

Wearing a translucent blouse and a black bra is downright tacky.

by eViL pOp TaRt January 24, 2006

Myung Tackle

The Myung Tackle refers to any onstage American-football style tackling of a band's front man or lead singer by a bass player who still has his instrument attached to his body. Made famous when John Myung tackled James LaBrie.

Perhaps the deadliest of John Myung's techniques is not the two-handed tap, but the Myung Tackle.

by CanadianBassJew October 23, 2006

Track-sition

The beautiful effect that occurs when a band, such as Arcade Fire, transitions from on track to another without stopping the song. It produces one fluent sound that is orgasmic to the ears of the listener. Shivers down the spine then ensue.

Chad: Brobocop, did you check out that album from Arcade Fire?

Brobocop: Yeah, yo. Funeral?

Chad: Yeah, Brosef Stalin. That track-sition between Haiti and Rebellion (Lies) was totally ill!

Brosef Stalin: Bro, I agree. Let's hit up some Pabst Blue Ribbon and listen to it while playing some Call of Duty.

Both: Bro! (slap five)

by ChabsBlows August 10, 2010

THACKSTONE

The name and term, Thackstone, has strong English cultural associations and depicts a character who is a deep thinker and open minded to concepts of life and philosophy.

You might hear someone exclaim, “that’s such a Thackstone thing to say”, when a person comes up with a thought or idea no could have dreamed of.

by Tomneonx November 14, 2020

Trackhawk

One of Jeep’s powerful SUVs ever, if not, the most powerful from the Jeep lineup built and manufactured from the parent company, Stellantis. Equipped with 707 hp with a supercharged 6.2 L V8 engine under its hood, this beast is sure to keep up or sometimes destroy some modern exotic supercars. In terms of power, it’s basically the equivalent of a Dodge Charger/Challenger Hellcat since they both use the same 6.2 L V8 engine and produce 707 hp. However, Trackhawks only come with AWD while the hellcats come with RWD. Although these kinds of SUVs are rare to see in public streets due to their precious value, they can be commonly found in auto shows or street takeovers, especially in major cities. Some can also be found fleeing police on a high-speed chase. However, there’s a chance that it could be stolen which is one thing to consider when getting this beast that they are easily targeted by thieves. Other than that, you won’t be disappointed if you ever go behind the wheel or even be a passenger when it getting inside this monster.

Manny: “Yo JP, ya heard what happened to Mike last night at the city?”
JP: “What?”
Manny: “That boa got pulled over by 12 in his trackhawk but then took off on them!”
JP: “Merch.”
Manny: “On everything I love, he did but he lost them clowns while doing 150. He even called me about it.”
JP: “That boa better have had fake plates when he got pulled over or else he’s fucked big-time.”

by brandt63 August 4, 2023

Track

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.

I worked the track everyday. My pimp made me work the track till he got paid.

by Nightriderjoe September 11, 2009