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A mack is a slang term for a long distance to travel on feet or to travel in any means.
"You bro you finna run to the corner store grab me a pack of game blues" (hell nah cuh that shits a mack) This word also can be used like so, that's a mack and a half, I'm defiently not walking there that's a mackaroni.
A Mack by Bigkidsclub March 28, 2020
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Whack-a Mack-a Ronie 

When something happens that is lit, whack, and also a little bit sad.
"Yo Chad just jumped off a cliff!"
"Damn, that was Whack-a Mack-a Ronie"
Whack-a Mack-a Ronie by DaSoup September 14, 2019

Like Trying to Drive A Mack Truck Down a Hallway

Unlike throwing a hotdog down a hallway which means u banged a really loose chick, "Like Trying to Drive A Mack Truck Down a Hallway" means that u had penetration problems or she was just really tight
For example my cousin was unable to bang his girlfriend because she was to tite so that situation would be described as Like Trying to Drive A Mack Truck Down a Hallway

BUST A MACK

To make moves on a woman or man flirtatiously
I’m about to BUST A MACK on this female
BUST A MACK by nikki_atx13 April 21, 2022

stake a mack 

Lets stake a mack before work
stake a mack by Xoorviro July 22, 2017

mack and a half 

a long ass walk or something far away
I'm not walking up that hill its a mack and a half
mack and a half by Brittney October 1, 2004

Mack Up on a Bobby 

A way of saying that your loosing it and freaking out
I'm about to Mack Up on a Bobby
Mack Up on a Bobby by Peen Machine November 11, 2019
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