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Mitchel Cave’s way of saying ‘racks’ in Out the Roof
“I got 50 rackies on me”
Rackies by AJ Vanity March 16, 2021
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rackster 

When you go to the beach and get sunburned while wearing sunglasses leaving the area around your eyes unchanged. You have now become half raccoon half lobster.
After wearing my sunglasses the entire week of my vacation to the Bahamas, I looked like a rackster
rackster by Ballz Deep April 5, 2006
1 rack is equivalent to 1,000 Cash.

10 racks is equivalent to 10,000 Cash.
They're usually stacked in rubber bands.

Now Rackses tend to be more of a hoarded pile of cash that visually appear to look like a rack or racks of cash, the numbers are unknown they don't come in rubber bands they could resemble a mountain or be stacked very messily.
Jerry: Nico did you see the rackses in the trunk?

Nico: yeah man, even saw it on his table looked around 20 racks or more..
Rackses by Legend$ October 18, 2020
A fake friend, one who would choose his chick over his boys and isn't certi.He is whipped by his girl.
'Can't believe you man, such a rackie these days!'
'Cant chill with me and my niggas you rackie.'
rackie by certi123 July 20, 2014
Another name for the rockies or rocky mountains
"Forget the East, we gone back to the Rackies"
Rackies by We On A Boat March 15, 2010
1 rack is equivalent to 1,000 Cash.

10 racks is equivalent to 10,000 Cash.
They're usually stacked in rubber bands.

Now Rackses tend to be more of a hoarded pile of cash that visually appear to look like a rack or racks of cash, the numbers are unknown they don't come in rubber bands they could resemble a mountain or be stacked very messily.
Jerry: Nico did you see the rackses in the trunk?

Nico: yeah man, even saw it on his table looked around 20 racks or more..
Rackses by Legend$ October 18, 2020
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Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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piddlefart

verb. To waste time doing nothing.
Instead of doing my homework, I decided to piddlefart around for two hours.
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anyone who succeeds in disgracing/over indulging themselves in the throws of clubland
28 hours and 4 clubs later, gurning for england but still refusing to go home - a total wrongun!!
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