hot-rack
When two sailors share the same rack (bed), either at the same time or at different times. Hot racking can lead to more intimate relationships.
hot-rack by the Rottenest Ralph February 8, 2008
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Hot Rack
The act of giving or receiving sexual favors for a bunk or bed. This act usually happens in the military on a ship, but it can happen in jail or prison.
Private 1st class Chris hot racked Sgt. Clif for his bunk so he could get some sleep before his next guard duty on the ship.
Hot Rack by FTW Dirty Mike July 6, 2020
Hot racking
Commonly used in the military, the practice of assigning more than one person to a rack/sleeping space, with each person occupying the rack in shifts. This system requires less berthing space on ships and submarines, for example.
Hot racking by Giantblueox June 30, 2015
Hot Racker
Derived from the term describing the routine of submarine sailors where they share a bed or "rack" among three people. Each sailor sleeps in 8 hour shifts, thus the "rack" is still warm from one sailor's body heat when the next sailor enters it to sleep.
Term used to describe a male whose is evincing effeminant characteristics.
Term used to describe a male whose is evincing effeminant characteristics.
Hot Racker by Johnny Danger June 19, 2006
Hot racking
The term "Hot racking", is lingo in the Military for laying or sleeping on his/hers rack. Hot meaning bad, racking meaning your rack or bed.
Hey look, John's in his rack already and we just got off work two mintues ago. It smells over there, he must be "Hot racking."
Hot racking by TRISOM DOT ORG March 16, 2011
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