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track punks 

A group of kids who live in the lawndale/so.cal area and tend to hang out on the nearby abandoned train tracks. also reffered to as traxx kids, they usually belong to FTP, 40oz., spd or any of the various other gangs and crews in the area.
1.Oi, arent those guys track punks?
2.Get back to your territory ya filthy track kid!
track punks by oioikitty April 8, 2007
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Trick Punk 

A wanna be gangster punk who is tripping hard core. This person always thinks they are right. But there is always that one person who is cooler, funnier, more gangster and more witty than said trick punk.
Boy you are so not cooler than me, you crazy trick punk!

Boy: Hey girl how youuuuu doing?
Girl: Trick you don't know my life.
Boy: But I want to... If you let me.
Girl: Ya punk, please!
Boy: Come on...
Girl: You trick punk, just go away!

Most common name for a trick punk is MARK!
Trick Punk by TShanizzle August 17, 2011

punkass trick 

A stuck up bitch who thinks she is the shit but aint foolin nobody
college is full of nothin but punkass tricks who think they smart
punkass trick by jbzy November 11, 2005

punk ass trick ass mark 

people who're dumbasses!!! And annoying ass hell, and have a shitty attitude
or
a term of endearment to your friends
Shut the hell up, ya punk ass trick ass mark!

Sup man! Ya punk ass trick ass mark! (HAHAHA)

mark-ass bitch, punk, trick, busta, fool 

Something you might call someone in a moment of extreme anger, and are probably about to blast on them! Its also what the GTA: San Andreas character "OG Loc" calls Lazlow during a radio interview.
You down? You mark-ass bitch, punk, trick, busta, fool!!
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