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croakies 

Name for the sunglasses strap first used by contractors, fishermen, golfers, etc, then made popular on college campuses in the south by fraternity guys. Considered by some to be the hallmark of the frat boy, much as the Vera Bradley purse is to the sorority girl.
Sport fisherman: I have croakies for my ray-bans that float in case they fall off in the water.

Frat boy: Me too!

Sport fisherman: The only time you need to worry about them falling off is when youre doing a kegstand.
Word of the Day on August 31, 2024
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croakies 

the genatil area of the male body, or the balls.
"im going to kick you in the croakies!"
croakies by shorti h September 4, 2009
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A large frog who either accidentally or purposefully eats it's own eggs

These frogs span from regions south of the U.S. border, they are regularly mistaken for the Chupacabra.
that damn croakie ate up those baby croakies and there was only one left so we named him jism.
Croakie by egwscheid October 16, 2010

Croakiee 

A casual gamer who does not care about score in GTA Online.
Idk why people flex scores on Croakiee, he clearly doesn't care.
Croakiee by Croakiee May 10, 2021

Sugar Coakies 

Kid 1: Those don't look like regular cookies.

Kid 2: My dad said they are called sugar coakies! I can't stop eating them.
Sugar Coakies by Caseyds620 February 18, 2011
Croakie (v): To Croakie

The act of wearing croakies.
"Caitlin totally croakied it up yesterday at the beach!"
Croakie by Dumbkid July 8, 2012

Cronkies 

You know, I am getting sick and tired of these fake cronkies and their supremacy feelings that they show.
Cronkies by Heavens777 August 27, 2023
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