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crack lackin’

1. Having no discernible butt crack; possessing a seat of such smooth, unbroken flatness that the existence of a crack must be taken on faith. Often used on mere suspicion, as when the jeans hang suspiciously straight.

2. Habitually arriving at a gathering empty-handed despite the clearly understood expectation that one contributes crack; a chronic freeloader of the party's primary refreshment, to the point of being quietly dropped from the guest list.

Related forms: crack lack (noun), the condition or habit itself. crack-lacker (noun), one who exhibits it.
"We stopped inviting Todd. Three parties in a row, crack lackin'. Not even a crumb."

"I've known Derek for ten years and I'm still not convinced. Man's crack lackin’."

Usage note: Context usually distinguishes the two senses, though in rare and unfortunate cases a person may be crack lackin' in both senses at once.
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Crack-a-lackin' 

A word used to describe or replace the popular phrase, "Whats up?" Can also be used to ask what is happening at the current time in someone's life.
Hey Ashley, whats crack-a-lackin'?

crack a lackin 

Whats crack a lackin? You and her been hitting it on lately?
crack a lackin by Bam Valo November 9, 2007

crack-a-lackin 

What's going on? What's happening?
Waz crack-a-lackin ya'll?
crack-a-lackin by flenster May 13, 2005

Crack-a-lackin 

According to Snoop Dogg on a recent appearence on the Conan'o'Brian Show, to add preservatives to "crackin"

Everything's swell.
Conan: What exactly is "It's crack-a-lackin?
Snoop: Y'know, it's goin' down.
Conan:...that doesn't work for me.
Snoop:...everything's swell
Crack-a-lackin by Tekichi January 3, 2005

crack-a-lackin' 

use as u would use what's cracking? replace crackin with crack-a-lackin'
what's crack-a-lackin'??
crack-a-lackin' by carebearbaby March 20, 2004

crack-a-lackin' 

Synonymous with the commonly used phrase, "What's up"? Used by one who is looking to find an agenda of recent events.

The phrase "What's crack-a-lackin'?" originated in ghettos, and was used by thugs and gangsters to find out the news about any recent crimes committed in the area ('crack-a-lack' is derived from sound a gun makes when fired).
Guy 1: "Ay yo Tito, what's crack-a-lackin'?"

Guy 2: "Nothin my nig, but I heard that JoJo got whacked last night at da club."

Guy 1: "Fo real yo? I heard they was poppin' off, but I ain't know JoJo was whilin like that!"
crack-a-lackin' by Britttttttt August 26, 2006
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