shankdaddy
A shankaddy is a superior form of father. Inheritted from the wookey mountain tribe in the far east who rose thier children to be the greatest warriors of thier time.
shankdaddy by Flinders_00987 October 11, 2006
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SlangDaddys by RupertfL September 11, 2014
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SmackDaddy
A person of great stature. The one who tells it like it is. A person who represents what everyone else wishes they could be.
SmackDaddy by inya May 14, 2003
Shronkdaddy
An exclamation used to declare a winning hand in poker, usu. a hand that wins a very large part. General usage includes loudly shouting "SHRONKDADDY!" while raking in an opponent's chips. Named in honor of the late PokerRoad Radio Producer Justin Shronk.
I had Jacks and the flop came Ace, Jack, Jack. Dude moved all in on me and I called and yelled SHRONKDADDY while I stacked his cash.
Shronkdaddy by WTFFantasiaBarrino April 23, 2009
slackdaddy
A master slacker. One who excels at the art of slacking, to the point that it appears a serious effort has actually been made.
A slackdaddy invites slackers over to clean his place, and they will, without ever realizing a serious effort has actually been made.
slackdaddy by slackdaddy November 22, 2006
Stackdaddy
Somebody who is very very good at making money, earns the accolade "the Stackdaddy".
usually this will refer to somebody who has been in the game a long time, someone very established, has a lot of credibility and recognition for their hustle - whatever it my be.
usually this will refer to somebody who has been in the game a long time, someone very established, has a lot of credibility and recognition for their hustle - whatever it my be.
A stackdaddy is someone who is the best, has reached the pinnacle in their industry, sport, whatever.
E.g. Roger Federer domination of the tennis world for many years. or Micheal Jackson's iconic status in the world of pop for so many years. etc ....
E.g. Roger Federer domination of the tennis world for many years. or Micheal Jackson's iconic status in the world of pop for so many years. etc ....
Stackdaddy by Haile Selassie I July 7, 2010
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