Tracked
Tracked or Tiracked is the combination of words tired and naked. When you are tired and naked at the same time.
Tracked by Romeo-Foxtrot September 26, 2007
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Tracked by Bubbywubby August 8, 2022
Tracked
Something popular that is used often and has a lot of media coverage, sometimes used to call something overrated
Tracked by Max.Cherry August 31, 2023
Tracked-out
1.) Often used as a part of snowboarding vocabulary, it is used to describe an area where the snow has been over-ridden and is no longer worth riding. 2.) Used to describe a decidedly promiscuous human being.
Tracked-out by Chaston October 29, 2007
tracked and killed
tracked and killed by PineappleJuice March 3, 2015
Sad-Tracked
Rachel did not attend last years holiday party because she was sad-tracked from the sudden death of her pet cat.
Sad-Tracked by valphil8 December 23, 2019
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