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quackiety 

funniest person i have ever seen and i shat one time watching their videos
“quackiety is funny
quackiety by quackiety March 18, 2021
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Quackity 

The KING of all raids across video games.
Known in the Roblox Community as one of the reasons the forums was taken down.
Person 1: Remember when Quackity raised the forums.
Person 2: On what game?
Person 1: I was thinking Roblox. Wdym what game?
Person 2: He's literally raided like every game.
Quackity by Blue Top Hat Man February 17, 2020

Quackity 

An ipad kid. A literal ipad kid.
Whos Quackity?
An ipad kid.
Whats an ipad kid?
Quackity.
Quackity by kiwi_kiwwi April 4, 2021

quackity 

an amazing, inspiring, and funny person.
Dude 1: hey do you like quackity?
Dude 2: yes ofc why wouldnt I hes better than everyone ik
quackity by charlesbroski July 1, 2020

QuackityHQ 

A duck youtuber whom doesn't know his left from his "left."
Person 1 : turn left here.

Person 2 : OK which left?

Person 1 : Uhm, you good bro?

Person 2 : Yeah, sorry. I pulled a QuackityHQ by accident.
QuackityHQ by RazorDiamondexe October 7, 2019

Quackity 

An amazing duck who raids games and makes songs. People hate on him because he makes videos that are JOKES but people wouldn’t understand! Quackity is very funny :)))
Hey it’s “quackity”!

Me: *passes out*
Quackity by Ejtikjfnffj August 7, 2018

Quackity 

Melvin: Hey want to play Roblox?
Jessica: Sorry, Quackity is raiding it.
Quackity by fortain_sucks May 22, 2018
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