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Scrack‧ing  (s-KRAK-ing)

–Verb
1. Comes from the English words "What's" and "Cracking".
2. Slang for "What's Cracking"
a. Also said as "'Scrackin'"

A faster way of saying "What's Cracking?"('Scrackin')

Origin: 2006
First used by: Teenager Bryan Shepherd, 16
My_Screen_name: Yo, 'Scrackin' man?
Friends_Screen_name: Nothing man, Cool word, did you make that up?
My-Screen_Name: Damn skippy.
Scrackin by Bryan AIM= Ch40sDiViSi0N September 28, 2006
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what's crackin'? 

A greeting, synonymous with greetings such as "What's going on?"
Hey man, what's crackin'?
what's crackin'? by VAKI5 May 7, 2005

What's crackin' 

What's going on?
Fat bitch: What's crackin'?
Me, nice guy: The floor fat bitch.
What's crackin' by AYO IM BLU3 January 11, 2021

what's crackin?

1. What up? Gang associations. Crip variant. What's poppin is the Blood counterpart.

Losing gang associations, appropriated into standard vocab from media exposure.
2. sarcastic way to say what up to a crackhead or other drug addict
1.a Big Homey: What's crackin, Cuz?

.b white kid: (seeing partner) Yo, what's crackin?
2. "Hey Tyone, whats crackin? It's still 187 on a MF Rock.
what's crackin? by Ernie188 September 26, 2009

strackin 

new lingo straight outta Houston, it means you trippin real hard.
-Am i strackin ?
-Am i strackin ?
-if you ain't tryna get this doe then you know you strackin.
-you still runnin round broke then you know you strackin.
-you aint tryna ride candy coat boy you know you strackin.
-you know you strackin

- Magno AKA Magnificent
strackin by TRIPLE D TEXAS ON BLOODS November 12, 2007

schacking off

To masturbate for the first time, but not knowing what to to
Damn it jimmy, if you can't figure it out, then don't try schacking off. Its dangerous if you don't know how to do it properly

Scrawking 

"James, stop scrawking, it'll only worsen your eczema!"
Scrawking by Jimbaloo December 13, 2014
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