Crack Rat
Crack Rat by idkidc4056 January 12, 2018
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Crack Rat
Someone who is behaving like a crackhead and a rat.
a) gross
b) unmannered
c) acting extra
d) annoying
a) gross
b) unmannered
c) acting extra
d) annoying
1) “Why does she think it’s okay to be this annoying at 8:30am?”
“She’s behaving like a crack rat.”
2) Some people are such crack rats when they act out in public.
“She’s behaving like a crack rat.”
2) Some people are such crack rats when they act out in public.
Crack Rat by cracktivity December 1, 2019
crack rat
1) Name for the crazy large mutant street rats found in the city, often mistaken for small house cats and seen scurrying around late at night
2) A person acting crazy or stupid, overly goofy, bizarre, or excited, usually used in a humorously pejorative manner, sometimes refers to a state reached from excessive use of caffeine or alcohol. Someone who gets their crackage on. Similar to lunchbox or goofball or crackhead.
2) A person acting crazy or stupid, overly goofy, bizarre, or excited, usually used in a humorously pejorative manner, sometimes refers to a state reached from excessive use of caffeine or alcohol. Someone who gets their crackage on. Similar to lunchbox or goofball or crackhead.
crack rat
Crack rat is an anti-hero. Nemesis and long time enemy of crime fighting secret agent Rasatamouse and the 'Easy Crew'.
Crack rats mission is to spread hate and bad things.
Crack rats mission is to spread hate and bad things.
crack rat by pnoligistonol June 29, 2011
crack a rat
A method of saying one has flatulated without offending geriatric ears. Similar to the Australian phrase of "opened your lunch." People no longer have to say "he farted."
Dude, who cracked a rat? Jimmie, do you need to go change your draws?
Ah man, I just cracked a rat so bad, it tweeked my seat!
Ah man, I just cracked a rat so bad, it tweeked my seat!
crack a rat by JLG September 8, 2003
crick rat
Crick (creek) rat are sketchy white people who live in the outskirts of a larger city. For example, a "crick rat" living just outside of Pittsburgh, perhaps in the N.Hills. They have a Pittsburgh zip code. These people may or may not have all their teeth. Chances are they don't have a job. Chances are high they'll ask relatives for money. Note: actual proximity to a creek (crick as it's pronounced in Western Pennsylvania) is not necessary to be considered a "crick rat".