slackitude

Short for slacker attitude, or the general demeanor of an person with a lackadaisical and ineffectual 'devil-may-care' approach to life as a whole, which may prevent the individual from realizing his full potential. See Richard Linklater.

The singer's slackitude was threatening the future of the band, as a consequence of his chronic propensity to skip practices and show up late for gigs, coupled with his general lack of motivation to write new songs and shoot videos.

by ccaustic December 30, 2008

Slacksuit Bottoms

A twist on the word tracksuit.you know them snug pair of tracksuit bottoms u wear after a long hard day at the desk!we all have em' and deserve a lil "slack time" : )

Bertie "wow man u look mad chilled in them Slacksuit Bottoms"

Winthorpe "its been a long day"

by Vizzle2k10 July 18, 2010

sackism

The word "sack" refers to one's ball sack.

Sackism is an act of sackish nature - the art of being a sack.

The word "sackism" must be reserved for the most severe instances of idiocy and foolishness only.

Leroy: Look at that car over there! Those boys have got neons on their roof!

Pete: Nah man, that's a police car you bellend!

Leroy: Oh...

Pete: Sackism.

by Aled S March 31, 2008

slackist

one who follows the religion of slackisum

I can't work i'm a slackist

by Snake March 20, 2005

Slacksury

what you can afford with little or no effort.

As you can see i have lived my life a nogetter i surround my self in total slacksury.

by World of Bray April 2, 2009

slackitude

When slackers give you attitude because they actually have to do some work

they ask you for information, then when you give it to them, act put out because they have to write something down and give you slackitude

by actionmoviefreak September 14, 2011

Slacksucking

To not suck well. To slack suck.

My girl was slacksucking last night.

by Bookbear and poopappy June 8, 2022