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A class that is extremely easy. Usually, you do nothing in the class and you still get a good grade. People who take all slack classes are called "slackers" because they are lazy.
Dude, psycology is such a slack class. No one does anything and they all have A's.
Pants you only wear around your male friends.
Mike: Hey Devin, it's Mike.
Devin: yeah I know, I have caller id now.
Mike: oh cool, hey are we going out tonight?
Devin: nah we're just gonna chill at my place.
Mike: awesome, I'll wear my homeboy slacks then
A butthole that has seen its share of action, thus being no longer taut. Rather, the butthole has become loose and has a larger circumference than it previously had.
Anatomically, the anal sphincter is unaffected and remains tight, while the butthole has some 'slack'.
Metaphorically, think of the butthole as a collar of a t-shirt, and a slack butthole as a 'bacon collar' due to constantly expanding and contracting.
Ben, how was that girl last night?
Gosh Brian, after she plowed my anus with a strap-on, I think I have a permanently slack butthole. So she was great.
A word that grates on ones nerves.
Benicio-I'm going for lunch
Giuseppe-I hate that word-it's a snazzy slack-"Lunch"
A term used to describe a millenial coffee shop regular who wears cuffed boot cut pants (jeans, khakis, etc.). This look is often accentuated with a beanie, combat or ankle boots, and a Mac laptop with an assortment of stickers on its face. Its sometimes tied together with a shirt thats half tucked in and air pods.
“How was your blind date?”
“He was really sweet, but it turns out he’s a coffee slack.”
“I dated a coffee slack once. I swear he stole my beanies.”
Engaging in recreational activities that may result in a sense of accomplishment. Reading a book, playing a sport, or going for a hike are examples.
Opposite this is unproductive slacking, which leaves you feeling horrible and unsatisfied afterward. Think sitting in your underwear all day while you watch Full House reruns and eat Cheetos.
Guy: "So did you waste away your weekend away like usual?"
Girl: "No way! I got tons done! Mind you, it was all productive slacking. I read a novel, went to an art gallery opening, and spent three hours on Skype with my best friend from college."
Skipping small amounts of work in unsupervised scenario (such as a cubicle, the boss's coffee break or homework) to reduce the workload without the boss/teacher noticing.
Fred: How did you finish all that damn homework!?
Samuel: I was discreetly slacking.
Teacher: No one else finished their homework? You could all learn a thing from Samuel here.