track

"Track" in the context of music simply means a song. A reference to the track on a compact disc. "Track" could also refer to an individual instrument track in the song.

The new track from Neptunes uses the exact same snare and kick drum samples as they've been using on their last 10 tracks.

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tracks

scars caused by injecting drugs

he was taken in for questioning when they saw the tracks on his arms

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Track

To understand/comprehend something.

Yeah man, I totally track what you're saying. It makes perfect sense.

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Track

marks on somebody's arms when they've injected a lot of drugs.

"Look at the tracks on her arms"
"Real nasty"

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Tracking

1: When a person or another animal examines an area to see if there are any signs that people or animals have passed through it recently and try to figure out how many of them were there, what they were doing, and which way they went
2: When people monitor where a person or a particular object they are interested in, usually packages, is located
3: When an individual goes online to find more information about another person in order to understand them better. When they do this, they use publicly accessible information that does not require a people search website to get.

Ivan: Cisco, have you been tracking that package that supposed to be coming in this week?
Cisco: Yeah, I've been tracking it. It supposed to be coming on Thursday.
Ivan: Good to hear.

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What the government does to people with foreign last names.

"This isn't racial profiling, sir. We're only tracking you because we don't trust your kind."

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track

A song or a beat with or without vocals.

"Got a crib with a studio and it's all full of tracks/ to add to the wall full of plaques..." - Dr Dre
"Damn nigga, this track blazin'"
"Scott Storch done laced dis track yo"
"bs doggy, you's a straight up hater, Storch ain't done nothin' wrong lacin' tracks for Paris Hilton he be gettin' the cream on the real B"

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