slackertary

A secretary with a knack for not answering calls, misplacing documents, etc.
Depending on personality, this is deemed either incredibly irresponsible and/or lolztastic.

Boss: Did you fax the McHale office about the rescheduling?
Secretary: No, but I did beat Minesweeper on Expert.
Boss: OMG, you're such a slackertary.

by XJC December 14, 2009

Slackadin

A raving flaming gay homosexual who spends his days doing nothing but jacking off and not buffing other classes in World of Warcraft.

Ohhh that rowdain, hes a real slackadin these days!

by youwhzupman? December 29, 2009

Slackerface

When one's face, or actions have major slacking capabilities.

person 1- "Dude i can't come tonight."

person 2- "WTF. You're a major slackerface broski."

by Desmond. March 18, 2010

Sacksnatcher

Someone who snatches Sacks in a way that is unclear at the time being

"Hey what happend to John?"
"Someone snatched his Sack"
"Poor guy, I wonder who is the Sacksnatcher"

by TopHattBoii April 26, 2010

slackersphere

Any place where a slacker vibe is found. Usually where white boys between the ages of 15 and 25 with jeans hanging off their ass who haven't showered in 2 weeks congregate. Skate parks and low rent coffee shops are the most common venues.

How's the coffee at Cafe Roma?
Great, but the slackersphere there is overwhelming.

by Metrosexual Caveman September 14, 2010

shackswitch

Verb. (1) to compel someone who is currently in a relationship to date you instead (2) to change your dating partner

Noun. (2) an external compulsion to switch one's current dating partner that may or may not be brought on by a shackwrecker. (3) the act itself

Other forms...shackswitching, shackswitched

Although Joanna was dating Craig at the time, Joseph convinced her to make a shackswitch.

by Ambina D'Bidanza May 9, 2011

slack jam

what happens when you try to take off your pants without first removing your shoes

The deceased was found to have succumbed to slack jam while trying to dress for his friends wedding.

by peggi May 22, 2011