Australian slang
1. noun (generally in the plural): trouser.
2. verb: to de-pants someone.
3. verb: to shoplift an item by putting it down one's trousers.
1. noun (generally in the plural): trouser.
2. verb: to de-pants someone.
3. verb: to shoplift an item by putting it down one's trousers.
1. "That's a stonkin' pair of dacks you got there, mate!"
2. "So I ran up behind him and dacked the bugger. It was grouse."
3. "I wanted a bottle of Beam, but I didn't have any money, so I dacked it and ran."
2. "So I ran up behind him and dacked the bugger. It was grouse."
3. "I wanted a bottle of Beam, but I didn't have any money, so I dacked it and ran."
by HarryTheBarStud February 12, 2018
To pull someones pants down.
Intention is to embarress them by exposing their tighy whities or a bare ass. Make's other people laugh.
Intention is to embarress them by exposing their tighy whities or a bare ass. Make's other people laugh.
by Diego September 05, 2003
To "depants" or suddenly pull someones pants down before they have the chance to react. Usually done in public or in front of a large group of people. Soccer/footy players are notorious "dackers".
by JeramyP February 10, 2006
by JDubs47 November 08, 2009
by Diego September 29, 2003
by bread infection December 07, 2009
by Rara October 12, 2003