noun
Street Slang
rack
· noun · uk-drill
A grand — £1,000, or a fat stack of cash.
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A rack is £1,000 — the thickness of a banded stack of notes. Borrowed wholesale from US hip-hop (where it's $1,000) and naturalised into UK drill without anyone blinking. 'Racks on racks' = serious money.
“Made ten racks off one drop.”
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rack In A Sentence
Made ten racks off one drop.
Origin & Usage
US hip-hop slang for $1,000, from the physical 'rack' of banded bills; YC the Cynic / YC's 'Racks' (2011) and Future popularised it; UK adopted it as £1,000.
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