mac it
mac it by alyson azzara July 19, 2006
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mac it
To mac it means to take a long walk somewhere or travel somewhere on foot. Mac coming from big mac because mac-in it usually means youre taking a long or big trip.
mac it by Lady K the Entourage February 27, 2011
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mac it • mac'n it • MAC-wack-it • Watch it, Mac. • mac and cheesed it • macitude • Macititis • mac • mac daddy • mac attack
MAC-wack-it
Hey, did you see that picture of Emma Stone? She is so hot, I had to MAC-wack-it before I went to work today.
MAC-wack-it by Lady Cupcake October 14, 2009
mac and cheesed it
To go down a hard ski slope without making any mistakes or slowing down. Often used to exaggerate a task performed easily.
Trent: Dude I went off the trail on that double black diamond, going over rocks and trees and shit, and guess what bro?
Tyler: what?
Trent: I mac and cheesed it.
Tyler: classic Trent
Tyler: what?
Trent: I mac and cheesed it.
Tyler: classic Trent
mac and cheesed it by getsweatym8 January 11, 2017
Watch it, Mac.
A quote from Salt, the Saurus Repair Shop owner in Quest for Glory 2 VGA adventure game by AGD Interactive.
*Hero walks too close to the delicate mechanic's tools*
Salt: Watch it, Mac. Customers aren't allowed in the service area.
Salt: Watch it, Mac. Customers aren't allowed in the service area.
Watch it, Mac. by KeaponLaffin September 16, 2010
Macititis
When a person who is troubled by the burden of owning a macbook. The side effects include unable to do homework, no sleep at night, and general loss of one's life. This is highly contagious and a person with this disease should seek help immediatly.
Olivia had such a bad case of macititis that she was removed from the science academy and forced t repeat freshman year.
Macititis by Ryan Bowens January 28, 2009
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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