tacks
If someone is getting in trouble and you want to laugh with your friends you say "tacks" out loud and laugh about that so they dont know your laughing at them.
tacks by Donna Budd December 27, 2008
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tacks
Juice: You know that 7 guy from twitter?
Pedro: Oh that nigga tacks? The pedo nigga?
Juice: Yeah him, the nigga who loves kids
Pedro: Oh that nigga tacks? The pedo nigga?
Juice: Yeah him, the nigga who loves kids
tacks by Pedram Shah December 31, 2021
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brass tacks
"anyways, enough talk about the weather McGruder...I'm sure you know why I called you into my office....let's get down to brass tacks, shall we?"
brass tacks by bungalow bill February 25, 2005
get down to brass tacks
In the trading posts of the old west, the shopkeeper measured out a yard on his wooden counter and inserted two brass thumbtacks. He used this to measure off "yard goods" such as fabrics and rope. So to set the price he first had to get down to brass tacks.
get down to brass tacks by viperquilter October 17, 2015
spitting tacks
spitting tacks by yes juanito yes May 23, 2015
dog-shitting-tacks mad
A state of extreme, unforeseen, and sudden anger. A reference to the disposition of a canine while it is completing the unfortunate task of expelling tacks from its rectum. The dog is extremely upset and can't figure what exactly is going on or how it happened. Used in the North American Deep South.
dog-shitting-tacks mad by Madman623 January 14, 2014
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