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quack quack 

A term for reserving a seat.
Me: Quack Quack Seat Back.
You: Well, you can't reserve seats here.
Me: Well, shit in my purse!
quack quack by Timmy Sanders April 14, 2006

quack quack 

Expression used when referring to someone that is a duck. Simulates the sound that the animal known as a duck makes. Appropiate when out in public and you see a duck but don't want to risk someone noticing the fact that you are insulting them. Orgin is the show Growing up Gotti, where there is the biggest example of a duck, a gentleman whose actual name is quack quack.
"You cried during the movie??? Quack Quack, I knew you were a bitch."
quack quack by Gregory G. October 19, 2005

quack quack 

Chicken heads who speak ebonics and dont know that chickens go Cluck not quack.
Bob: "Susie, you're SUCH a chickenhead."
Susan: "Fine, then I'll BE a chickenhead. Quack! Quack! Quack!"
Bob: "...That's a duck, Susie."
quack quack by imyourpusher April 13, 2006

Quack quack 

Did Brooke give you quack quack on New Years dylan?
Quack quack by slutasshoe April 13, 2021

Quack quack 

Quack quack you're a good doc.
Quack quack by Kuehlstein January 4, 2018

Quack Quack 

Definition of right person, wrong time (Felston, Temma)
" Quack Quack is our thing"
Quack Quack by .,.,.,.,..,,. November 21, 2020
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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