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Rackin
Rackin by TTTTTTTTTTTTT June 12, 2014
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rackin by frogseaturguts August 23, 2023
rackin ass
When a girl perferably (hot) has a nice rack and ass all in one pack which is not very hard to find in this day and age.
rackin ass by Realinfo December 17, 2013
RACKIN' THE CLODIS
refers to high levels of success concerning recent situations and events; most often has a sexual connotation.
similar to phrases:
"GETTIN' IT" "GET IT" and/or "GETTIN' IT IN,"
though geared more toward use by females, as the term 'Clodis' resembles the word 'clitoris' when spoken aloud.
similar to phrases:
"GETTIN' IT" "GET IT" and/or "GETTIN' IT IN,"
though geared more toward use by females, as the term 'Clodis' resembles the word 'clitoris' when spoken aloud.
Hey, girl, did you ever end up calling Bob last night?
Yeah! It was great- Got him over and naked in 20 and out the door with minimal conversation.
Yeaaahhh girl: RACKIN' THE CLODIS!
Yeah! It was great- Got him over and naked in 20 and out the door with minimal conversation.
Yeaaahhh girl: RACKIN' THE CLODIS!
RACKIN' THE CLODIS by W.S. Alex July 24, 2011
tappin and rackin
Often used by law enforcement agents who do not trust there piece of shit handguns that often do not fire when needed. If the shit hits the fan and an agent does decide to tap and rack you will often see them smack the bottom of the firearm or the (magazine) and pull the slide on the top of the gun, then will begin to take aim at a punk, gangster, or even a zombie and proceed with feeding them lead.
Man did u see that cop? I'd say he had sleigh of hand on cause he was tappin and rackin like a mad man!
tappin and rackin by Afghan Sam February 23, 2012
Scooter Rackin
Scooter Rackin by SRT Mike April 10, 2025
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