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crank case 

Heavy user of amphetimines (crank).
I dont do business with a crank case.
crank case by Nick Sangia March 26, 2003
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Crank Case 

1. A Crank Case is your bladder. This term is usually used when someone has to go to the bathroom and doesn't want to be completly rude or just to be funny.

2. A Crank Case is also a part in a car.
"Excuse me, I have to go defule my Crank Case."
Crank Case by alabama April 9, 2006

Crack Case 

Pointing out the obvious. Can also be referenced as "thanks captain obvious".
"Hey since Marist college is D1 we get full rides right?"

"crack case"
Crack Case by Nick Kaszei March 3, 2015

crack the case

being a pervert and stalking people for info
im gonna crack the case onwho nico is dating,
crack the case by urboitimnothere October 10, 2017

Crank dat Sean Casey 

The term used to describe the act of stepping away from a female while performing intercourse, and adjusting the velcro strap of your gloves (the use of gloves is premeditated, for when you are planning to perform the Sean Casey. I mean, why else would you wear gloves?)

It is also the name of a dance where you adjust your gloves, step back and adjust your helmet. (Optional move: Adjusting your package for good measure)

This is derived from the baseball player, Sean Casey, who is known to adjust his gloves habitually between pitches.
I just smoked a J so I'm feeling kinda spacey, had to step away and crank dat Sean Casey.

crankcase 

I got some Mr. Clean and a gallon of drano, let's get my crankcase and we be gittin' high in no time
crankcase by tim-tim April 23, 2004

crankcastenater 

someone who lingers about doing their line of meth
we know to do our lines first because if we gave the glass to Janel the crankcastenater we'd be wait'n awhile
crankcastenater by Kenrod August 22, 2006
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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