crackship
Can you believe some guy wrote a fanfic about Captain America and Flounder from The Little Mermaid?! What a crackship!
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A relationship between two characters from different fandoms (tv shows, films, books etc), that is impossible to achieve.
crackship by nationalanthem February 26, 2013
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crackship
Ships between two characters who have barely interacted.
They're called crackships because the people who make them are on tons of crack.
They're called crackships because the people who make them are on tons of crack.
Person A: "I ship CHARACTER A and CHARACTER B."
Person B: "That's more of a crackship than a real ship, but ok."
Person B: "That's more of a crackship than a real ship, but ok."
crackship by wetdiarrhoeapoop August 21, 2021
Crackship
A friendship or relationship formed between crackheads soley because cracks attract, and enjoy doing cracktivities together.
“Did you hear that Becky and jimmy are a thing now?!” “Yeah, it’s just a crackship”
“Dude did you knowJulio and Holly have formed a crackship?” “Yeah man I saw that coming crackheads unite.”
“Dude did you knowJulio and Holly have formed a crackship?” “Yeah man I saw that coming crackheads unite.”
Crackship
Crackship by Wixkslfjdkfirjeje December 21, 2024
crackship
A ship so wild that whoever thought of that must be on high amounts of crack. Either characters that barely interacted or any random character x random character.
“yo have you heard about aradus x shadow milk”
“is that supposed to be a crackship”
“yeah i have jackshit to do”
“oh”
“is that supposed to be a crackship”
“yeah i have jackshit to do”
“oh”
crackship by K4SKA!J3D4M4N_32XD May 19, 2025
crack ship
An unusual relationship of any kind of fandom (i.e. books, television shows, movies, ect.) that is unlikely to happen. In fact a person must be on crack to even support such a relationship.
crack ship by too late January 2, 2010