Pecker Sack

The sack under the pecker.
Can be used as an insult/ name

1. Tori you’re such a pecker sack
2. Peter piper picked a pack of pointy pecker sacks

by Eaglesfan87 July 2, 2019

Bu-sack

When you are a really big dick to someone when something bad has happened to them.

Person 1: "My mom just died and i need to arrange the funeral will you help me?"

Person 2: "LOL no I'm not even attending 'cause i dont like you. "

Person 1: " Wow what a Bu-sack!"

by Minion invincibility August 19, 2016

Sack cycling

When your balls hang so low they get stuck in your bike pedals but you still pedaling like they ain't.

"That boys balls were so low i swear he was sack cycling that shit"

by Tittyspanker47 November 3, 2016

sack oil

An excretion of a sweaty thick substance from the sack area that smells sour. It can be found by twiddling your index and middle finger on your sack after not showering for days.

I had so much sack oil I could have swabbed the ball deck and made a candle. So much scrotum scum oil.

by swe@tymrnassy September 20, 2013

sack chases

fast girls that you get with and they use the shit out of you and smoke up all your shit. if you wanna get with them sack chases move to the next sack holder when you run out of sacks their fast ass bitches

can you come home so i can stop picking up sack chases in the caddie

by yea that giirL October 13, 2008

Scrot Sack

Slang term for Scrotum

Damn after all of those laps my Scrot Sack is stuck to my leg billy said.

by Steven Nyhuz August 26, 2004

crack to sacks

The overly-tight flared pants worn by ballroom dancers that are inherently designed to highlight, accentuate and "showcase" the area from the ass crack to the nut sack. Also known as nutslacks, assplants or chodehuggers. Standard slack of choice for men appearing on "Dancing With the Stars." Typically worn with a button down shirt offering only a single button, usually located at the belly-button area.

Looks like Jerry Springer is getting voted off tonight ... they've saddled him up in a pair of crack to sacks.

by Matt Bailey July 28, 2007