clacka

ones asshole apparently???

wtf that chik just shoved a fooball up her clacka

by Brad August 5, 2004

Clarke

An english name meaning a teacher or consultant, derived from the egyptian hieroglyphic meaning to love. It was first intended as a male name, but now is being used more frequently as female. A girl named Clarke is a loyal friend, who will protect those she loves at any cost. Other common characterisitics include humor, spontaneity, competitiveness, and hard-working. The most common hair and eye color for women named Clarke are blonde hair and brown eyes. The most common medical traits found in those named Clarke can include: anxiety, ADD, ADHD, diabetes, depression and breast cancer.

"Look at that girl over there!"
"Which one?"
"The blonde one. She looks like such a Clarke!"

by tmont21 September 17, 2011

Clarky

A Clarky is the coolest mother fucker you will ever meet. A Clarky can be either gender as long as they posess all the qualities a kickass person should.

that kid matt is fuckin clarky

by Speakdatruth April 15, 2006

clamkin

The "female" version of the blumpkin, preforming cunnilingus
while the woman defecates.

I got a "dirty Van Dyke" from giving a hooker Clamkin.

by Derrick Serdoner October 6, 2007

Clank

Clank can be used as another word instead of the usual, awesome, cool, good, amazing, incredible, radical, mint, class and word to that accord.

Boy 1: 'Woah that Ryan is uber clank'
Boy 2: 'Yeah hes just totally awesome'
Girl 1: ' WOAH!!'

by Ryan Nelbert April 10, 2008

Pride and Clarke

Very cheap vodka drunk by high school and college students. Comes in a plastic handle and a handle (1.75 L) runs for around $12. It is almost unbearable straight, without any mixer.

I got us some cheap shit for tonight, Pride and Clarke.

by James 12423 June 25, 2009

cark

To hit something or someone bluntly, especially in the head. It's derived from the sound made when a blunt object hits someone in the head.

Don't steal my chips or I'll cark you with my chemistry book.

by Rodney Skinner July 26, 2011