by DATL December 16, 2008
Get the skeeter tracksmug. Jack: Owes, did you hear Paul from our year got married last weekend?
Owes: Yikes. We’re 20. That man is tracking.
Owes: Yikes. We’re 20. That man is tracking.
by Poshjoshintosch January 30, 2021
Get the Trackingmug. n. A term used mostly for bikers, but has recently made way into the skateboarding world as the same thing. A cement track with bumps, jumps, and wide turns meant to learn how to pump on a skateboard or used for fun.
by mfomari March 27, 2025
Get the pump track (s)mug. by yafuckinmom December 29, 2018
Get the cocky-trackmug. Generally used by military personnel to convey that they already understood something that was said to them.
Useful when you want to tell someone who's a higher rank than you that you already knew what they just told you, and you're kind of pissed that they thought you didn't already know, but the ridiculous stipulation of having to answer to a grown man who's only been in a year or two longer than you dictates that you can't have an opinion of your own, much less tell this man to piss off.
Disclaimer: is also used casually/non-aggressively, but its main appeal is that you can get away with being belligerent.
Useful when you want to tell someone who's a higher rank than you that you already knew what they just told you, and you're kind of pissed that they thought you didn't already know, but the ridiculous stipulation of having to answer to a grown man who's only been in a year or two longer than you dictates that you can't have an opinion of your own, much less tell this man to piss off.
Disclaimer: is also used casually/non-aggressively, but its main appeal is that you can get away with being belligerent.
by CynicalWind November 24, 2022
Get the Trackingmug. Prawn tracks are created on a nite club dance floor by a large group of dancers, who are performing the dance move black prawn. Usually left behind at the end of the night when the club closes its doors.
by waltzy June 23, 2007
Get the Prawn Tracksmug. Being young and inexperienced is tough, you know there is a right moment to wait for, and you also know that does you no good if you're not ready to strike at the right time, you haven't always found a balance or a rhythm yet, and you get thrown out of rhythm before you find your rhythm, it can happen to a vet with years of experience and too many medals to count. Really if you're happy with a silver or bronze, or even just showing up, your country is with you no matter what, even if you don't look, act, or think like they do, and they're not going to stop believing in you if you don't stop believing in you. Really it is only you that ends up letting yourself down or being disappointed at the end of the games. A little bit of extra pain to endure and fight through for a gold might not be worse than a few years of frustration for you, but it's really nobody else's split second decision to make.
There's really just one thing that would defeat the purpose of going to the Olympics in the first place for the men's track, and that is give up because of a few stumbles. Whether you win or lose, you might as well fight through to the end, especially if you're young and you're going to be doing it a lot in the future. Starting a habit of giving up isn't going to get things done for you, and showing yourself or your teammates some tough love isn't the same thing as hating yourself/yourselves if you don't win a gold medal.
by The Original Agahnim August 6, 2021
Get the Men's trackmug.