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Aussie slang for arse. Derived from the word cloaca which is a bird's vent, i.e. a bird only has one hole to shit, piss and root with. This amazing all-in-one hole is located on the underside of a bird's tail.

Birds reproduce using a sexual move called the 'clacka kiss', with the male and female birds putting their clacka's together so the male can shoot his load straight up his bitches' behind.
Goddam if Brett keeps on eating my chips I'm gonna kick him straight up the clacka!
Clacka by fistintheface October 21, 2010
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wtf that chik just shoved a fooball up her clacka
clacka by Brad August 5, 2004
a vagina........
dont make me smack your clacka
clacka by B-Rad May 23, 2004
an insult to a sibling or person on the street
Brad: OI!
Zia: WOT
Brad: You are the biggest, nastiest Clacka imaginable
Zia: k
clacka by Brad June 7, 2004
toim uzd two insulld yo bruvvah / sistah / whozevahs gotsa clacka !
sibling 1 : WHAT ARE YOU DOWNLOADING !!
sibling 2 : LIZZN HOE, FUNK OWF
sibling 1 : SMAK UR CLACKA !!
clacka by zia May 25, 2004

Clacka-kicka 

A Aussie bogan mole of low class, fowl mouthed &with the temperament of a cassowary usually holding a beer
That clacka-kicka, always causing trouble at the pub, like a crazy cassowary on heat...
Clacka-kicka by SARCHANGELUS February 9, 2017
A derogatory term used by organics to describe droids, most commonly used on droids of the B1 type. Sometimes referred to as the C-word.
Look out it's a Clanka - A clone moments before death
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