Kackalack 

A noise a creature indigenous to the Staten Island and Poughkeepsie, NY area makes when it finds something funny.

God, listen to him kackalackin' over there." "While I do really enjoy listening to you kackalacking, why don't you take it easy?" "I can't stop kackalacking

Kackalack by unnie1 March 14, 2011

Ballsack Wackalack 

A game in which two or more males (usually adolescent) attempt to earn what are called 'Banana Points' by pimp slapping each others testicles with the back of the hand at the most opportune and unexpected moments over an extended period of time. It is customary for a player to shout the name of the game when a slap makes particularly good contact.

Nebu: I think I'm going to order the crab salad.
James: Ballsack Wackalack
Nebu: Aaaaahhhh my balls, aaaaaah I'm gonna get you so bad...aaaaaaaahhh!

Ballsack Wackalack by cassiusgay September 4, 2009

kakalaka 

Carolina (as in North or South) , esp. the real rural parts.

He's from North Kakalaka.
AND
"New York, North Kakalaka and Compton." -- A Tribe Called Quest (Scenario ??).

kakalaka by Kakalaka lover July 8, 2007

Kakalak 

(kak ' a lak) n. Colloq. Carolina 1. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I was born in North Kakalak and raised in South Kakalak.

Kakalak by Beth Cagle Burt July 30, 2006

Kackasack

an individual who has an addiction to sucking balls

mace: "dude that guys a little fruity.."
yana: "yeah, do you think hes a kackasack?"
mace: "definitely."

Kackasack by yanrelle July 21, 2021

Cackalacka

"Carolina"- General term. South Carolina and/or North Carolina.

We hail from da Cackalacka!

Cackalacka by KillaHurtZ January 11, 2006

Kakalak 

Kak•a•lak (kak ' a lak) n. (Colloq.) (various spellings including Cacalacky) 1. A folksy slang for "Carolina"--an amalgamation with "Appalachia". 2. an endearment of the Carolinas, especially by people raised in the area who have moved elsewhere. Conveys a tongue-in- cheek quality, a willingness to laugh at oneself and one's origins, while still remaining proud and affectionate towards them.

I live in South Kakalak and work in North Kakalak.

Kakalak by Beth Cagle Burt September 13, 2007