An exclusive right or privilege exercised by individuals--not necessarily politicians--who have a hidden agenda.
1) I am tired of all the politicians who think it is their Barackative to bombard us with annoying tv commercials and phone calls around the mid-term election.
2) I guess it's her Barackative to wear that slinky dress to the bar, because she'll get men to buy her drinks!
3) Whatever! It's my Barackative!
2) I guess it's her Barackative to wear that slinky dress to the bar, because she'll get men to buy her drinks!
3) Whatever! It's my Barackative!
by WordWizard1 November 01, 2010

just like Barack Obama's father was from east africa and people from east africa(Tanzania,Kenya and Uganda)speaks swahili
by mfalme May 29, 2009

The best-of-both shade of brown, akin to the dear president. Fits in the Dulux colour chart; somewhere inbetween 'cafe creme' and 'corrugated card'.
by Anita Diamant October 04, 2009

From the Hebrew biblical name Barak, meaning lightning . Name of a military commander in the Old Testament
by bluejean December 15, 2008

Barack ("Bar-ACH"): verb
1) To screw something up beyond what was thought to have been the upper limit of screw-ups. FUBAR on steroids.
2) To commit a massive cluster fk and blame someone else for it
3) To FUBAR something and then pretend that it's working.
4) To FUBAR something and then lie about it.
5) To twerk an entire country all at once.
barack; baracked; baracking;
1) To screw something up beyond what was thought to have been the upper limit of screw-ups. FUBAR on steroids.
2) To commit a massive cluster fk and blame someone else for it
3) To FUBAR something and then pretend that it's working.
4) To FUBAR something and then lie about it.
5) To twerk an entire country all at once.
barack; baracked; baracking;
by Harry The Cat December 07, 2013

by MinisterEvil May 18, 2015

The term "Barack" is used as a verb in place of the work "rock" when talking about something President Obama has said or done.
by cad281 September 18, 2009
