Clack

To have a piece of for yourself.

To have something just like or similar to another.

The mice in an American Tale got a clack from their people counterparts.

In Transformers the Autobots got a clack from man-made motor vehicles on Earth.

In Beast Wars the Maximals got a clack from the terrestrial animals on Earth.

by sameincommon October 28, 2023

Clack

A weird clicking sound that can be made by two wood pads or hard glass pads hitting against eachother.

He finished loading the gun and closed the cartridge with a clack

by Trainwrecks July 12, 2023

Clack

(verb) The opposite of clutch. The act of losing in a completely winnable situation.

Dude! You failed your math test after studying for eight hours?! That's clack.
I just clacked my hockey game. I let in 3 goals in the last two minutes of the match.

by TOAST OW March 29, 2022

Clacks

A person that do you dirty and expect you to clap back like 1 to 100

Awh he did me clacks but it’s ok doe.

by Hypo November 14, 2019

Clack

Past tense of click

That guy never clack what I was telling him

by Herrac May 24, 2018

Clacks

Term given to an aggressive and lower class group of people

Typically you would only use the term to describe large amounts of people but it can also be used to describe individuals

"There are clacks about be careful"

by Fabrizio Romano September 11, 2021

Clacks

Term given to an aggressive and lower class group of people

Typically you would only use the term to describe large amounts of people but it can also be used to describe individuals

"There are clacks about be careful"

by Fabrizio Romano September 11, 2021