n., pl. ackies
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA. They are characterized by:
a) being very short
b) carrying around overfilled backpacks, as a result of not understanding the concept of a locker — incidentally, such an overfilled bag, regardless of the carrier, is aptly named an "ackie sack"
c) not knowing their way around the school
d) just usually being a geeky, pain in the arse
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA. They are characterized by:
a) being very short
b) carrying around overfilled backpacks, as a result of not understanding the concept of a locker — incidentally, such an overfilled bag, regardless of the carrier, is aptly named an "ackie sack"
c) not knowing their way around the school
d) just usually being a geeky, pain in the arse
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
by Thomas Pietrzyk September 1, 2006
n., pl. ackies
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA. They are characterized by:
a) being very short
b) carrying around overfilled backpacks, as a result of not understanding the concept of a locker — incidentally, such an overfilled bag, regardless of the carrier, is aptly named an "ackie sack"
c) not knowing their way around the school
d) just usually being a geeky, pain in the arse
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA. They are characterized by:
a) being very short
b) carrying around overfilled backpacks, as a result of not understanding the concept of a locker — incidentally, such an overfilled bag, regardless of the carrier, is aptly named an "ackie sack"
c) not knowing their way around the school
d) just usually being a geeky, pain in the arse
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
by Thomas Pietrzyk August 31, 2006
n. Informal., pl. ackies
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA, and who is often characterized by being geeky, carrying around an overtly overfilled bookbag, which is aptly called an "ackie sack," not knowing his/her way around the school, and by being very short.
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA, and who is often characterized by being geeky, carrying around an overtly overfilled bookbag, which is aptly called an "ackie sack," not knowing his/her way around the school, and by being very short.
(Ac(ademic) + -ie)
by Thomas Pietrzyk August 30, 2006
Acki, Acks : The origins of this word comes from the arab world. muslim men and brothers call each other this to get each others attention , or it could be used in in any sentence meanin brother.
This word is used in UK and USA mostly.. Most likley in the muslims Neighbourhoods
This word is used in UK and USA mostly.. Most likley in the muslims Neighbourhoods
by K Da Dot October 17, 2007
acky is an adjective to describe someone or something with ack-like qualities or an association with ack. (see ack, meaning poo). similar meaning to gross.
by damon goss October 5, 2011
"Did you see the state of his car? it was acky"
"It's acky in those toilets"
"I've been down the woods, my shoes are acky"
"It's acky in those toilets"
"I've been down the woods, my shoes are acky"
by encharia August 22, 2020
by Veronikita December 11, 2010