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rackle means to rock and rattle at the same time. ( a bit like a seizure)
Mother: stop rackleing the babys crib, he'll cry!
rackle by KLU KLU November 13, 2007

Rackle Backle 

Typically used in grandma porn, it is when a woman is positioned doggystyle and both tits are over the shoulders being held like straps.
Beth the old woman had a rackle backle done to her last week by Achilles the teenage gardener. Needless to say, she has never looked better.
Rackle Backle by Coolvin Coolidge February 26, 2011

rackle frackle

adjective not usually stated verbally but through text. implies the feeling of being annoyed, unsatisfied, or in a bad/weird mood.
idk... :/ i just ugh.... RACKLE FRACKLE! :P
rackle frackle by annoyed.as.hell January 13, 2011

Rackle Shplackle  

(Pronounced Rack-le Sh-p-l-ack-le)

1. A word that means nothing and can be used for everything

2. The sound that Billy's dad - From The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy -made while dressed up as Big Foot and kid-napped Billy while having a picnic with Grim and Mandy
Rackle Shplackle :

1. person a: Hello
person b: Rackle Shplackle!
person a: What The Hell? O_o *Walks Away In Fright*


2. Billy's Dad: Ughrrrr, Rackle Shplackle! *picks up Billy and runs*
Billy: GRIM! MANDYYY!
Rackle Shplackle by calliECYDE February 16, 2009

a snackle and a rackle

a situation where you want something right now but can't have it, so you have to wait.
I really wanted to swing now-what a snackle and a rackle!
a snackle and a rackle by susical8 January 23, 2017

rackhead 

I love making money. I think imma rackhead
rackhead by suhmebruh December 11, 2019
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