tracking
Street terminology for supervisory oversight of female prostitutes in a geographic area at a given time.
tracking
v. - the act of contributing work as a session musician on an artist's track(s) in the studio; a common reference among session musicians.
Example:
I have a lot of music to work on tonight because tommorow morning I'll be tracking piano and organ for a client.
I have a lot of music to work on tonight because tommorow morning I'll be tracking piano and organ for a client.
tracking
When one side of a marijuana Joint's paper burns faster then the cherrie.
Can also be called run or running
Can also be called run or running
tracking
tracking
"what's tracking" - Means 'how are you'/'what's going on'.
Wrong way to say 'what's crackin'.
Don't say this unless you know it's gangsta rap origin's.
Wrong way to say 'what's crackin'.
Don't say this unless you know it's gangsta rap origin's.
That Tracks
Example:
John: Jeffery and Jaden are going out!
Jack: I can see that.
John: Jeffery has been talking nonstop about it.
Jack: That tracks.
(Jeffery is known for talking a lot)
John: Jeffery and Jaden are going out!
Jack: I can see that.
John: Jeffery has been talking nonstop about it.
Jack: That tracks.
(Jeffery is known for talking a lot)
tracks
hair extensions that are glued onto your scalp, so called because the base crisscrosses like train tracks
Track
A commonly used street term referring to the area where prostitutes and pimps work. It's called the track because much like a track, the prostitute walks the area or block over and over in laps.