guy pack

a group of guys of a particular commodity joined together by a shared interest or person, usually found in the same place at the same time

Example: “I’ll be back with a guy pack!” or the ever popular “O, I know her. She’s always with that guy pack of hers.”

by anfought August 3, 2010

Proton Pack

THC/NICOTINE vapor exhaled into the rectum orally by one partner, immediately followed by a plug, either synthetic or organic, promoting absorption through the rectal membrane for an expedient and euphoric intense buzz/high for the receiving partner.

Fuckin’ proton packed my girl last night. She was dizzy buzzin’, bruh.

by Countess Squirt’n’girth May 23, 2023

Pack of raisins

1. a significantly large number of asians in one vehicle.

a pack of asians, a pack o' azns, a pack of raisins

by meatstick500 October 21, 2010

Ace Pack

Have you ever felt very little in this world ? Well, Ace Pack hasn't, steady on the grind and stopping at nothing to reach its prey. Ace Pack down to the core contains a heart of gold; however, They are beasts, and ensure that every scene arrived to will be finessed while picked apart methodically. Calm as a King of high society pressure does not cripple The Ace Pack, but rather, makes them flourish.

Ace Pack is coming.

by Onpio July 31, 2018

Pack the package

When a girl can fit the whole wiener and balls in her mouth for a good couple seconds

Dude first she unzipped my fly and workin on my D, then all of sudden she slipped the balls in there too and started to pack the package

by Dubloq June 14, 2013

Slatt pack

Some of that beebimbop reverend sun byung moon bool go-gee shit ya feel like all my slimes stay boofin on that Kim IL Sung General grade zaza

My ops be pulling up to tha function with tha mid pack. I stay pulling up with that Slatt pack ya hurr byong see Cho - All grass no Kimchi

by ndë rrugë November 7, 2023

going to the pack

Australian/New Zealand Slang.
To go to shit, to deteriorate, degenerate, cease to function, go to ruin, get really bad, to become really shabby

EXAMPLE 1 (Present noun)
After he left, the team started going to the pack.

EXAMPLE 2 (Present verb)
Since she turned 50, she's really let herself go to the pack.

EXAMPLE 3 (Past tense)
The company has gone to the pack since they stopped selling ice cream.

by Jupiter Girl August 28, 2009