Clack

The act of getting some play. It can be interpreted at many different levels. Possibly first base, second, third, or even a home run

"Sam clacked calypso the other day"
"Bro you are a clacker"
"all this guy thinks about is clacking"

by skess October 6, 2025

Clack

it's the flow, it's the conversation, it's the jokes are hitting, everyone's in a perfect circle - back and forth, no one is the star, no one is supporting, everyone's supporting each other. it's clack clack clack

"the party is clacking"

"the party is not clacking"

"i'm clacking with my frens"

"the party was the clack"

by smatthewenglish December 15, 2022

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 27, 2023

click-clack

plastic analog of bling-bling escalating in fashion among the hip youth

"peep daphne's click-clack, it's th'same color as her 'crocs'"
"yeh, she got it out the vending machine at aldi"

by mo-mo January 24, 2008

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

Clacked

Tight-bodied without any excess fat or muscle.

Lean; fit.

"Damn, what gym she hit? She clacked as fuck."

"When I left you was clacked. Now you a yo momma joke with no kids."

by kunai June 9, 2018

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