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This is an adjective. It is a synonym - at least in South Yorkshire - for large, big, massive, huge, colossal, gigantic, etc. It is often used in a superlative manner.
"The stone that you threw at my head was macka'"
"He threw a mack-off stone at my head."
macka by James C. Eames May 23, 2007
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A true blue aussie, loves everything australian and is everything australian.
"G'day Macka! Hows it going mate?"
Macka by Gdogs McC January 14, 2006
1. A versatile adjective for anything that is extreme
2. Noun, a fat person
3. Adjective for when you feel fat
1. This cheeseburger is macka awesome OR you are a macka loser
2. Dude, that chick was such a macka its disgusting
3. I'm feeling macka today, my jeans wont fit
Macka by MackaFatty July 2, 2006
Macka is a synonym to the swedish word smörgås that means sandwich
Macka by Skagenmacka March 21, 2018
Person 1: šta ti je omiljena životinja? (what's your favorite animal?)
person 2: mačka. (a cat.)
mačka by Dakiile December 13, 2021

Macka Chonga Cunt

When the weed that you are smoking is poor, you are known as a "Macka Chonga Cunt".
Big man - "Charlie, what you smoking there mate?"
Charlie - "Bit of ched pal"
Big man - "awww you Macka Chonga Cunt, get on this purp haze bro"
Charlie - "Safe my G" *Throws ched away*
Macka Chonga Cunt by Mr. Gooders August 6, 2017
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