It's what basic white girls are called on their birthdays. No, she's not a crackhead. It's literally just Sarah.
Also used as a name for people's private stories, those ones just even more basic.
Also used as a name for people's private stories, those ones just even more basic.
by teachhertime October 14, 2020

by Someone intelligent November 26, 2017

Man have you ever seen that crackhead?
Oh you mean Marcus the one that talks to his dog and walls?
Ya that crack head
Oh you mean Marcus the one that talks to his dog and walls?
Ya that crack head
by Crackheadddddd September 22, 2019

by hoeahhbitch November 26, 2018

by user262705 September 9, 2019

An ill advised and unsuccessful attempt to challenge an established (though perhaps blatantly unconstitutional) law with a case that is destined to lose, characteristically featuring a less than ideal (Guilty, for starters!) client who is usually already found guilty of something. Also refers to the bad case law resulting from that attempt, often long lasting.
A visible historical example is US v. Miller, 1939.
A visible historical example is US v. Miller, 1939.
"We wanted the question answered in a good case on behalf of law-abiding, decent people instead of the usual way that Second Amendment cases had gone up through the court in cases like US vs. crackhead, US vs. bank robber." -- Alan Gura
by Yellowfin2 October 2, 2009

by Ella Kezys December 22, 2022
