Trackhawk

AWD Jeep. 707 HP. Huge Monster.

The Trackhawk is Jeep's Fastest SUV. Also, it's the world's fastest SUV in terms of price.

by Hellephant 426 May 9, 2020

Train Tracks

Offensive way of saying someone has braces

E.g "Ocram nice train tracks"

by Anonymous138795 June 6, 2018

dirt track

to shove it up the bum bum instead of the pee pee when there on the blob

If the river runs red take the dirt track instead

by dave February 15, 2005

MySpace Tracker

A "tracker" to see which people are looking at your myspace, that DOESN'T exist, so STOP forwarding those stupid bulletins or I'm deleting you off my friends list, ho!

There aren't any myspace trackers that work, most of them are bulletins created to help people make money off of advertising.

by Lynese June 20, 2006

valour tracksuit

A two piece sport wear worn by early 70's pimps, pushers, thugs or early 2011 nico canarinos who are trying to bring back the style.

often worn well with gold chains, medallions, and a wife beater underneath the jacket.

Person wearing the jumpsuit may be tempted to slickback their hair and chances are wont be able to resist wearing to large of sunglasses on their face

Hey Nico what the hell is that your wearing....

"im bringing it back"

You look like my grandma in that valour tracksuit

by jsjsjsj January 19, 2011

tracks

Multiple songs on a CD, album, ipod, or MP3 player, etc. Each singular song is a "track" and more than one cut are "tracks."

"Man, did you hear the tracks DJ John David laid down in that killer Mix, 'Homeward Bound'?"

by PMUnderground January 20, 2006

tracky

n. - A term often used in underground techno and house music circles to describe an electronic composition which is at it's core usually a repeating 1, 2, or 4-bar loop. The purpose of this is to allow a DJ to quickly and effectively mix the record with any other record in a set without having to pay particularly close attention to one record's fills or changes over time (also known as phrasing).

"That new Hardcell record is particularly tracky."

by Kevin Farabaugh August 23, 2003