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ACK

an exclamation of shock, surprise, or disappointment to be used mainly by awkward individuals

"ACK! I left my wallet at home!"

by mylifeisawk February 23, 2012

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ack

Short for acknowledged. When a person says something that doesn't require a response, but the person wants to let them know they recieved the message. Similar to okay, but when using okay just won't do.

Sanford: I had cheerios for breakfast today.
Stephen: I don't care
Sanford: Ack

by JesusPirate July 6, 2010

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Ack Ack

inconspicuous nickname for marijuana, esp. when used with parents/police present. Can also be used as a verb (See example below)

N.)- Yo lets go get some of that dank ack ack from that kid down the street.
V.)- Im gonna go take a cruise and ack it up if you wanna come.

by ThaStonedGecko January 24, 2007

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Ack

Ack means any swear word that you can think of.

"You can go ack yourself!"

by Phoenix_Slayer 565 February 8, 2018

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Ack

Nerdspeak for "yes" or "I hear you"
Usu. used on IM by programmers

"Is the latest patch on the source server?"
"Ack"

by mistervague November 8, 2003

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Ack

In the TCP protocol, the receiving computer sends an ACK (acknowledgment) to the sending computer. This is basically how a coonection is established.

Sender sends 3 packets, Receiver receives 3 packets and sends "ACK 4" (meaning it received what was sent, and it's ok to send the next number or packet)

by Obi-Wan December 9, 2003

372๐Ÿ‘ 192๐Ÿ‘Ž


Ack

The natural sound someone makes when choking

Person 1: ACK ACK ACK
Person 2: Are you ok?

by Still chill still chill February 21, 2020

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