TMacks

1. The act of behaving as if you are always correct when in fact you are wrong
2. An irregular or unnatural amount of obsession over one's shoe collection
3. In reference to one's baldness

Person A: Dude, that guy wouldn't stop talking about his gay shoes and shitty Dolphins team
Person B: Yeah he was acting like such a Tmacks

by The Toother November 1, 2014

tmacks

a funny hyper guy

whos a ladysman

hey you know tmacks he has a big cock

by james cunninham223 November 23, 2021

bonus tracks

since a cd has a larger capacity than a vinyl record some record companies feel compelled to fill in that extra space when a classic album is re-released on cd

Bonus tracks are often alternative versions of songs already on the album or in some cases they are songs that weren't on the original release simply because they suck. Some people think bonus tracks ruin the integrity of the original recording.

by Mr.Juan-derful April 18, 2010

brass tacks

the main point of a discussion, the focal point of something being addressed

"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?"

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.

You've selected your fabric, so let's get down to brass tacks.

by viperquilter October 17, 2015

That Tracks

An acknowledgment of a logical progression based on personal information.

John: Jeffery and Jaden are going out!

Jack: I can see that.

John: Jeffery has been talking nonstop about it.

Jack: That tracks.

(Jeffery is known for talking a lot)

by B-DUD April 7, 2019

cooter tracks

A slimy snail trail left on a surface by any female when they rub their moist genitalia against it.

The stripper left her cooter tracks on the davenport.

by Dr. Ryan August 6, 2005