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1. To mess a task up. To completely and utterly ruin whatever you were doing.
2. To have chosen the wrong decision. Taken the wrong path.
3. A censored version of 'Fucked Up'

Most commonly used by a Youtuber by the name of 'Gattor Martin'
"You just clucked up!" "Stop clucking up!"
"Do you not see the red flags? You just clucked yo self up."
"What the cluck are you talking about?"
Clucked by Dr. Sandra Lee June 6, 2018
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To be frightened. To experience persistent fear, usually after a life threatening event.chicken wuss
After being held down by three waves on the outer reef I was clucked for a week.
clucked by krelt March 16, 2012
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Clucked out 

When you bad off on drugs most likely heroin
Son really clucked out now. He used to run the project
Clucked out by StThomas10 July 19, 2019

Crucked It 

Successfully fulfilling munchie needs
"I was so hungry earlier, but i crucked it"
Crucked It by yanshbenck December 9, 2018

Right Clicked 

The simple ability to right click, ctrl+save a million dollar NFT for free.

The opposite of left clicking, and purchasing a million dollar NFT.
Oh, you actually paid for and left clicked that NFT? I just right clicked it.
Right Clicked by Aaron Dabout November 29, 2021
Predominantly used in London.
To 'clock' is: to realise, to catch on, to notice.
1.) Shit! he clocked that i stole his phone.
2.) She clocked that something was wrong.
Clocked by martelldesu March 19, 2015

Cluckery 

Verb: To obsess about the menial in a constant,excessively verbal fashion. (Much like a stupid chicken that can't stfu)
Them: Do you think it's raining outside? I mean ohmygosh what if it's overcast and the weather doesn't accent my pink lip gloss?

You: Please! Quit the cluckery already!

IE: Jane Austen Literature contains excess cluckery.
Cluckery by Netah March 23, 2008
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