glack
a word for when there is nothing left to say meant to throw off the compet-tion.
“i can’t believe you left me hanging there all alone, i never want to see you again!”
“glack.”
a combination of the words ‘good luck’. used as ‘bye’ in parts of ireland. also spelt: glac, g’lack, g’lac.
“right, im away”
“glack!”
the act of going down and choking on a c-ck.
d-mn! she threw the neck and went glack! glack! glack!
a bird derived from the wedge in mount sinai, it is giant and has a huge dong. and used as a word and calling to other glacks and glackoloigists. there is only one person that preforms glackology.
look at the size of that glack. its huge but my black snake will win
p-ssy fluid so sticky that it can be used as a powerful glue.
i couldn’t pull out of the b-tch because i was stuck in all her glack.
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