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Rack (verb): To strike a male in the groin, specifically in the testicles. Despite the highly painful results, the term 'rack' generally expresses playful, friendly, or prankish intentions. Though its origins are unknown, it is suspected to have grown from the common billiards term, to rack ("rack up") the balls for the striker.
"Jon stole my last soda, but I racked him, so it all evened out."
"The golf ball ricocheted off the tree and racked Frank, causing him to keel over in the midst of his laughing friends."
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A slang word for skateboard
Dude, go grab your rack and we'll hit up the skatepark.
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Truck or other vehicle with a ladder-type frame
I will fix your rack if you'll take old Jack, my dog.
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To sleep. Usually referring to sleeping in an inappropriate place, such as in school, on the floor, during a movie, etc., but can be used to describe any sleeping situation.
"How did that movie end? I was racked the whole time."
"I'm exhausted. I'm going to go home and rack."
"Everyone check out Sam, he's racked on the ground right now."
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This is a bit of regional English that just might be confined in time and place to Berea, Ohio, 1960s; everywhere else they were called greasers. The boys had slicked back hair, wore a black leather jacket, a white dress shirt, often starched, and tight, tight, fairly high waisted black pants. The shoes were inevitably Regals, pointy-toed dress oxfords with patent leather just at the toe tip. Girls ratted their hair, which was often bleached, wore white lipstick, lots of eyeliner, sometimes with blue eye shadow. A popular blouse was purple satin with horizontal ribbing ("coffin silk"), worn with a tight knee-length or just above black skirt. Sheer nylons were de rigeur. Sometimes white canvas tennis shoes completed the look, often kitten heels did. They smoked. The guys worked on hot rods. A lot of them came from a wroking class neighborhood near the railroad tracks and off of Front Street.
Other groups were "Collegiates" (pronounced "C'llegiate") and "Surfers". There were nascent hippie and artsy cadres, but they didn't have a specific name I can remember.
"Did you see Dan's dating Regina? What's he doing dating a rack?"
"Ma! Some racks jumped me on the way home from school!"
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1)Noun referring to the set of antlers on a deer.
2)Framework typically with rails, bars, hooks, or pegs, for holding or storing things.
1)Damn look at the rack on that buck.
2) Phil: Whattaya want me to do with my athletic cup?
Dan: Just hang it on the rack before I rack you.
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A large party of individuals convening at a particular place. Commonly used in the DC area.
Ay son I went to that party last night and it was a whole rack of people at that jont!
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