to cack
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9.9
- verb
- /kæk/
- Offensive
- Brace up yards, you cack-handed deck apes!
Examples
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Make you cack your pants.
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Almost cacked out a few times from the climate back there.
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The food was cacking my throat... the baby annoying... and the woman boring with words.
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Fight to the bitter end, you cack-handed deck apes!
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When Ruth said "MC Dirty Bizniz" made it sound like you cacked your trousers.
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He cacked himself from laughing too hard during the comedy show.
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The child cacked his pants when he got scared by the loud noise.
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After the roller coaster ride, she was so scared that she almost cacked herself.
Synonyms
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9.0
To pass solid waste from your body
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7.6
To ruin something by making mistakes or doing it badly
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1.0
To make something untidy or dirty
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8.1
To make a mess of a plan or task by doing it badly
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6.7
Do a job badly and make a mess of it
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7.9
To fail completely
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7.9
To do something badly and ruin how it turns out
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5.4
To make a mistake especially by forgetting words on stage
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9.9
To do something so badly that it fails
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9.9
To spoil or ruin something by making a careless mistake
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9.9
To cover something with animal poop
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9.9
To make a situation very messy and badly managed
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9.9
To ruin something by a careless mistake
To ruin something completely by making serious mistakes
To pass poo from your body
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
As a verb, cack originally meant 'to poo' and then came to be used to mean 'to mess up' or 'to fail'. So to say you 'cacked' a test is to say you made a big mistake or failed it.