tracking

Street terminology for supervisory oversight of female prostitutes in a geographic area at a given time.

That Macktaculur Chi-Town G Deluxe be tracking them hoes out here every mohfugghin' night.

by Chi Town Po Po September 6, 2008

tracks

scars caused by injecting drugs

he was taken in for questioning when they saw the tracks on his arms

by The Return of Light Joker December 22, 2008

Track

To understand/comprehend something.

Yeah man, I totally track what you're saying. It makes perfect sense.

by Meow456 June 10, 2011

Track

marks on somebody's arms when they've injected a lot of drugs.

"Look at the tracks on her arms"
"Real nasty"

by confusioncus November 3, 2003

Tracking

1: When a person or another animal examines an area to see if there are any signs that people or animals have passed through it recently and try to figure out how many of them were there, what they were doing, and which way they went
2: When people monitor where a person or a particular object they are interested in, usually packages, is located
3: When an individual goes online to find more information about another person in order to understand them better. When they do this, they use publicly accessible information that does not require a people search website to get.

Ivan: Cisco, have you been tracking that package that supposed to be coming in this week?
Cisco: Yeah, I've been tracking it. It supposed to be coming on Thursday.
Ivan: Good to hear.

by Vanguard 1998 February 9, 2021

Track

What the government does to people with foreign last names.

"This isn't racial profiling, sir. We're only tracking you because we don't trust your kind."

by CodpieceNinja August 18, 2005

tracking

v. - the act of contributing work as a session musician on an artist's track(s) in the studio; a common reference among session musicians.

I have a lot of music to work on tonight because tommorow morning I'll be tracking piano and organ for a client.

by PhunkyBoy88 September 3, 2009