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Tracktice 

Track-pratice. Practice for the sport of track.
Combination of the words; track and practice.
"Yo wanna hang out today"
"Can't, I have tracktice 'till five"
Tracktice by Fian-G October 3, 2007

Tracktice 

Track practice, in abbreviated form. Tracktice is were the men are seperated from the boys and true champions are made.
Track runner 1 "Hey are you going to tracktice today?"

Track runner 2 "Hell yea, i'm a trackstar"
Tracktice by PotomacThug November 18, 2010

Tracktice 

The shortened version of "track practice." Commonly used among Trackies.
Runner #1: Hey, do you know what sets we're running today at tracktice?
Runner #2: No idea, but I heard today was gonna be hard.
Tracktice by tamponcat January 30, 2017

tracktice 

It's when you have track pratice but shorter
Tracktice was cancelled today cause its raining
tracktice by blondy1802 March 17, 2009

Trackie Dacks 

Australian slang term for a pair of tracksuit pants.
Davo put on his trackie dacks and moccies before driving down the servo to get some bread and milk.
Trackie Dacks by Brionnach September 3, 2010

Trackies 

Colloquial Australian term for tracksuit pants.
I'm not leaving the house today, so I'm going to wear my trackies all day.
Trackies by methistime August 11, 2012
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