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Definition of mack in English: macknoun makmæk North American informal A confident, successful man who has many sexual partners. Example sentencesExamples - Handsome Chris, a player and mack of the highest order, needs no help from me.
- And it is not just the mack who is revived, but the women who will do anything for him, including sell their bodies.
- Distinguishing himself even further from the new-school wannabes, he projected across the back wall a live, up-close feed of his fleet-fingered hands working the decks, just so you could see what a total mack he is.
- He has at one time or another promoted an image of a pimp daddy mack, a dope peddler, a businessman, a political teacher, a gangsta, and a revolutionary.
- Not that I had ever dated many girls (two to be exact), so not being a total Mack was not a complete surprise to my parents.
Origin Late 19th century (in sense 'a pimp'): shortened from mackerel 'pimp', or directly from French maquereau. Definition of mack in US English: macknounmæk North American informal A confident, successful man who has many sexual partners. Example sentencesExamples - He has at one time or another promoted an image of a pimp daddy mack, a dope peddler, a businessman, a political teacher, a gangsta, and a revolutionary.
- And it is not just the mack who is revived, but the women who will do anything for him, including sell their bodies.
- Distinguishing himself even further from the new-school wannabes, he projected across the back wall a live, up-close feed of his fleet-fingered hands working the decks, just so you could see what a total mack he is.
- Handsome Chris, a player and mack of the highest order, needs no help from me.
- Not that I had ever dated many girls (two to be exact), so not being a total Mack was not a complete surprise to my parents.
Origin Late 19th century (in sense ‘a pimp’): shortened from mackerel ‘pimp’, or directly from French maquereau. |