crackulatin
crackulatin by el jefe April 18, 2003
crackulatin
When a crack head, or junkie, is trying to figure out much money they'll get for drugs of some stuff they are trying to pawn or sell. To see if its worth goin to cluck it...
Person 1:"what are you up to?"
Person 2: "Nothin just crackulatin these dvd's, n figure out if it'll be enough to score a stash...."
Person 2: "Nothin just crackulatin these dvd's, n figure out if it'll be enough to score a stash...."
crackulatin by BeautifulDiva January 15, 2010
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crackalating
Used in the phrase, "What's crackalating?" Like saying, "What's up?" and "What's cracking?". Combination of "cracking" and "percolating."
crackalating by MoonKnight November 24, 2002
crackalakin
crackalakin by babaloulou November 12, 2003
crackulator
When a drug dealer uses a regular calculator to calculate the price of crack cocaine on the open market that calculator he is using is then referred to as a " Crackulator ".
"Sheet dog how much can we git fo a pound and half?"
"Hold up homes let me check dat on my crackulator.
"Hold up homes let me check dat on my crackulator.
crackulator by hrmmphh July 18, 2003
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"Aw, man, I wish I hadn't bought that lap dance. I was just cockulating... Now I'm out of money and my girlfriend's going to be pissed."
"sucks, man"
"sucks, man"
cockulating by teehee23 November 2, 2011
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