Results for “racks”

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Racks
noun

Thousands of dollars in cash — one rack is $1,000.

#money#hip-hop#american#aave
crackship
noun

An absurd, near-impossible pairing shipped for fun

#kpop#stan#fandom#shipping
barracks lawyer
noun

A low-ranker who thinks he knows all the regulations.

#military#army#barracks#attitude
barracks rat
noun

Someone who never leaves the barracks on time off.

#military#army#barracks#behavior
Set
noun

A DJ or artist's full performance — the run of tracks they play in their slot.

#american#gen-z
rax
noun

Barracks — the lane buildings that upgrade your creeps when you smash the enemy's.

#dota 2#moba#structure#objective
megacreeps
noun

Super-charged lane creeps you earn for wiping all of the enemy's barracks.

#dota 2#moba#creeps#objective
tracky
noun

A tracksuit.

#scouse#liverpool#clothing#british
scally
noun

A Liverpool street kid with attitude — tracksuit, swagger, mischief.

#scouse#liverpool#british#people
skanger
noun

Dublin's word for a chav — tracksuited, gobby, working-class stereotype.

#irish#dublin#hiberno-english#insult
trackie daks
noun

Tracksuit pants.

#australian#aussie#clothing
trackies
noun

tracksuit / tracksuit pants

#australian#aussie#clothing#abbreviation
full album
noun

A complete studio album, usually around a dozen tracks.

#kpop#stan#fandom#release-format
gopher
noun

A safe; also the safe-breaker who cracks it.

#prison#criminal#safecracking#burglary
tracked out
adjective

When fresh snow has been covered with everyone's tracks.

#skater#surf#snowboarding#powder
Stunner
noun

A compliment for someone strikingly beautiful, so good-looking they stop you in your tracks.

#british#uk#american
B2B
noun

Back-to-back — two DJs sharing one set, trading tracks turn by turn.

#acronym#american#gen-z
Beef
noun

An ongoing feud or grudge — in rap, a public conflict often played out through diss tracks.

#hip-hop#aave#american#90s