cackleberry

Cackleberry was a well used slang word for egg during the 1950s

How about a couple of boiled cackleberries for breakfast?

by John Wisbey March 7, 2005

Grandpa's Clackers

The saggy, wrinkly testicles of an old man. They are the complete opposed of jerky sack.

Suzie loves older men. She especially enjoys the sex and playing with Grandpa's Clackers when they fall out of her lover's bermuda shorts.

by Eaton Holgoode June 23, 2009

cacklelous

adj. - of or relating to or affected with cackling vigorously with malicious and condescending fervor.

Mari is a cacklelous whore. She's always laughing at her fellow idiots.

by 3f January 6, 2004

Hillary Cackle

A mechanism used by Hillary Clinton to hide the truth. It can only be described as an annoying laugh.

Mike: Shame on you for voting to let George Bush go to war with Iran!
Hillary: Hillary Cackle
**
Chris: Why do you and President Clinton have such a hyper-partisan view of politics?
Hillary: Hillary Cackle

by DAMurphy February 8, 2008

Cracklet

Cracklet: (n)

1. Opposite of Niglet.
2. White infant or child.
3. Annoying white person.

I don't like this nursery, too many annoying loud cracklets running around.

by DPKids August 8, 2009

clacked

When someone is really, really, REALLY high or drunk. Auditory and visual functioning are impaired to comedic levels and the individual expresses a desire to stay in a place where other people want to leave OR leave a place where everyone is staying because the alcohol and drugs are impairing their thought processes and physical stability.

Jason Red was already clacked, but the Twerk Queen twerking on him pushed him over the edge and made him the party early. "I'm clacked! I got graduation tomorrow and I'm hungry."

Billy Blue was so clacked that he had to have an escort (Zack Black) to prevent security from kicking him out because of his boisterous and rowdy behavior.

by STH July 13, 2013

cackleberry

An egg of a chicken or common domesticated fowl

The hen laid a cackleberry today.
I had bacon and two cackleberries for breakfast this morning.

by Emma Chizett November 17, 2006