Michigan Moose Track Double Stack

This is a maneuver that requires both a male and female, excluding guy on guy since it will require an unobstructed anus. this however does not exclude girl on girl if a strap-on is readily available. This act starts off with the man(or the man in the relationship) sitting on the toilet facing the tank, and then the reciever mounting the the male. after starting intrecourse the female then procedes to shit which on most occasions will leave a trail of fecal matter on the scrotum.

"man i cant believe that girl did a michigan moose track double stack with me last night, and she wasn't even that drunk either!"

by mayor of riley May 6, 2010

Tracked-out

1.) Often used as a part of snowboarding vocabulary, it is used to describe an area where the snow has been over-ridden and is no longer worth riding. 2.) Used to describe a decidedly promiscuous human being.

Oh dude, chair 6 is tracked-out like a 2-dollar hooker.

by Chaston October 29, 2007

geo tracker

The poor man's Jeep.

He is rollin in the Geo Tracker like it's stylin.

by Aubbie G June 14, 2008

TrackWhore

Someone who has a large music collection but always seems to get out of sharing any of it.

Damien you asshole you never share of any your music, your such a trackwhore!

by Phinneus Fog February 13, 2005

I'm tracking you like a pawn shop VCR.

Telling someone you understand what they are saying to you.

Synonym: I'm picking up what you're putting down.

Becca: I hate that girl on American Idol - don't know what it is, but she totally sucks.

Beth: I'm tracking you like a pawn shop VCR.

by plaidshoes April 1, 2009

Trackball

A little pearl like ball, in a Blackberry (cellular phone), which makes navigating easy, but can fall out if you don't take care of it, which is a pain in the ass.

Josh: Wow, your Blackberry has a Trackball?!

Mike: Whats so exciting about that?

Josh: Mine still has a scroll!

Mike: Lucky, I don't take care of my Trackball, so it often fall's out.

by rain the pain March 31, 2009

trackle

1.The act of "just going with" something (v) 2.To just go with something (v) 3. When one "goes with" something (v) 4. Vocabulary (n)

Me: Come on Charlie just Trackle for a second.

Charlie: No Jacky i cant.

by The Trackler October 21, 2010