Tracking (Trinidadian Term)
to be flirting with someone, running after them, or hitting on them, complimenting them cause you have a somewhat interest in them etc.
eg. tracking (trinidadian term)
tina : hey look at that hot guy over there checking you out.
sasha : i know, but he has a girl friend and he’s only tracking me. every time i go to some bar and i’m alone he always coming and flirting with me or something. like what the h-ll.
tina : boys would always be boys, but don’t act like we don’t be tracking no guys when we out.
sasha: but we’re single tina, he has a girlfriend, that’s the point i’m trying to make.
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