Rachetity
In a store somebody drinks a pop off the shelf and then leaves behind the empty bottle, without paying.
"That's straight up rachetity
"That's straight up rachetity
Rachetity by apriljustintvviakylara March 9, 2014
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rachetivities
-noun. The activities of a ratchet including : twerking, dropping down low, climbing anything that resembles a pole, doing anything that may show ones privates by accident or purposely.
rachetivities by Chubbee September 27, 2015
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Rachetivities
The act of being rachet. This includes whatever your version of rachet is. This includes but is not limited to: Misbehavior of any kind, particularly of the sexual or drug nature. Feeling of freedom to break the law and act out of ones supposed character as seen by ones daily peers. This may also include physical contact from sexual to aggressive in nature. Rachetivities must include at least one illicit drug and one activity of Misbehavior.
Rachetivities by Justmean February 10, 2019
Rachetteria
The after-effect of unknowingly walking into a situation which would place you in a group of Rachet individuals.
Or the feeling of disgust when you have just met an extremely "thug" and inconsiderate person who is normally been brought up in the hood.
Or the feeling of disgust when you have just met an extremely "thug" and inconsiderate person who is normally been brought up in the hood.
Rachetteria by TerrorSnackBar August 25, 2018
Rachelites
The Term used to describe huge fans of Rachel Berry from Fox's Glee. They are THE most dedicated, and vocal fans of all the gleeks.
Look at all those Rachelites wearing argyle knee highs!
The Rachel Berry Appriciation thread on gleeforum is full of Rachel-loving Rachelites!
The Rachel Berry Appriciation thread on gleeforum is full of Rachel-loving Rachelites!
Rachelites by gLeekrachelite January 21, 2010
Ratchetvity
"Did you slide to that party last week?"
"Yeah I went to that party, but there was too much ratchetvity going on so I left"
"Yeah I went to that party, but there was too much ratchetvity going on so I left"
Ratchetvity by idkily June 14, 2013
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