Track

Verb
Track: When you see eye-to-eye with something; you agree with it and like it.

Awesome hat, man! I really track the feathers on the side.

Who wants to party?!?!
Hell yeah! Track it up!!!

by psychosyn January 5, 2017

Track

A sport in which only the strong and determined thrive. People may call it weak. Those people probably never sprinted a 400 meter race.

Also, any track meet attended can be defined simply as a "hobo convention."

Ha, look at all the fat kids who can't run track

by iBurnDolls March 24, 2009

Track

Where the pimps and hos be at.

I'm chilling down the track getting some loot yo!

by DaSnoopinatorFoSho March 22, 2003

track

the eighth wonder of the world...whoever came up with track, you are amazing.

To JJSupah whoever you are: screw you, you'd probably pass out after one of our practices

by Elizabeth April 14, 2005

Track

a sport where u need endurance, potential and speed

we had a great track season this year

by Anonymous June 24, 2003

track

there are like 20 definitions describing running but thats not slang. the track is what you put your hoes on and hustle work on. its your routine you walk or drive in your hood and hustle

i brokemy new hoe and put her on my track

by scrapperOndubs April 19, 2006

Track

The period in the spring when the weather is the most unpredictable.

Goodness! Five minutes ago it was sunny now it’s hailing sideways! Must be track season

by Elizardloveshalo April 19, 2019