cack

British term meaning:
1. Manky stuff
2. Pathetic

"You've got some cack on your chin"
"That is absolute cack"

by Julia January 22, 2004

Cacky Sack

A game/punishment similar to hacky sack. The Sack of a man is removed swiftly then stitched crudely with a bone needle or bobby pin, then rolled in a protective liquid to keep the sack from leaking and falling apart after dried by the sun.

Today in PE, Christian made a basket with our Cacky Sack, then so did Julian.

by OwlTurtleMeerkat September 29, 2010

Cackled

The sound your stepmom makes when you say something funny.

When you cackled it sounded like my stepmom.

by Whale scientist February 3, 2018

cack

Cack means rubbish/crap

"dem clothes look cack on u man"

by ^-^ April 29, 2006

cackaroni

A small salad made from wordcack/word See also; Cackaroni and Cheese

I ate a bowl of cackaroni.

by Charles Schultz October 20, 2003

cacklesack

The act of being kicked or kicking someone in the nuts.

Past tense: Cacklesacked

I totally cacklesacked little Jimmy yesterday on the playground.

I was cacklesacked a week ago.

by Brent, Patrick, Ty, Lance, Austin March 20, 2008

Cackle Spackle

The debris propelled from one's mouth upon bursting into laughter.

Don't make someone laugh after they eat a handful of peanuts, otherwise you will feel the force of their cackle spackle.

by Da Moustafocka January 9, 2010