Crack and Cheese

when you make Mac and Cheese but sprinkle it with cocaine.

Just made some crack and cheese mmm yummy

by poopman167 May 2, 2021

Cracking Plur

A word which expresses a footballers top quality skills.

Jamie Fucking Vardy is a cracking plur, what a finish.

by 丁骨牛排 December 25, 2020

CRACK WHORE

CRACK HO, A NEIGHBORHOOD HO WHO SMOKES CRACK, USUALLY LIVES IN A CRACK HOUSE/TRAP HOUSE. A FANCIER NAME TO FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEIR POSITION IN LIFE, A WHORE INSTEAD OF A COMMON PASSED AROUND USED UP NASTY HO. ALSO TO GIVE THE IMPRESSION THAT THEIR A RICH MAN'S WIFE WHICH IS AND ALWAYS BEEN TITLED " A RICH MAN'S WIFE, HIS WHORE".

THAT CHIC THINK SHE'S A CRACK WHORE BECUZ SHE SMOKIN GOOD AND GOT ALL THE KNOCK OFF LABELS, IN AND OUT OF CELEBRITY WHIPS, AND GOT A HOOD RICH SHOE AND BAG GAME BUT SHE IS JUST A CRACK HO......AND SHE AIN'T GOT NO HUSBAND!

by THETOPDIMEDIVA December 28, 2015

Crack Busy

You are so busy, that you need crack to keep on going at the pace needed.

Kate was crack busy writing material for her comedy sketch show.

by Bob Backinstash December 19, 2008

Crack Juice

An energy drink with a sizable amount of caffeine

Friend: how do you have so much energy?
Me: I drank Crack Juice

by crackjuicelover January 6, 2020

Kpop Crack

A discord server for kpop stans (girl group stans mostly) to chat and have fun! The most popular groups here are TWICE, LOONA, FROMIS_9, IZ*ONE, STRAY KIDS and NCT! Come and join us >< discord.gg/Mn95pancPr

Kpop Crack is a chaotic mess
The other day i joined Kpop Crack and it was so cool!
The owner of Kpop Crack is so annoying smh

by kyoy/kiwi December 30, 2020

Crack Consumerism

An addictive cultural state of mind and action that some humans fall prey to by way of media marketing, and in particular, social media influencers inundating them with messages to buy consumer goods and services, often preceded by a high before and after the purchase, and often followed by a feeling of emptiness until the next fix.

Unaware, Fred and Wilma became soul-less and addicted to the risks of crack consumerism by social media influencers suggesting to them to buy things they either did not need, nor could afford.

by Psychotrumpic March 13, 2021