Definitions For Cack

Etymology 1

onomatopoeia, onomatopoeia.

Etymology 2

From Middle English cakken, from {{inh, en, ang, *cacian}}, from {{der, en, ang, cac, t=dung; excrement}}, of uncertain origin and relation. Cognate with {{cog, en, caca}}. Compare {{cog, nl, kakken, t=to defecate}}, {{cog, de, kacken, t=to relieve oneself; defecate}}, {{cog, la, caco, cacāre, to defecate}}; cf. also Irish cac, , feces, excrement.

Verb

{{en-verb}} (intransitive) To defecate. (US, slang) To kill. : “He tried to shoot me, so I cacked him.”

Synonyms

to shit See thesaurus:defecate to kill See thesaurus:kill

Noun

CACK (plural CACKs) An act of defecation. excrement, excrement. rubbish, rubbish.

Synonyms

excrement caca; see also thesaurus:feces

Derived terms

cack-handed, cack-house {{qualifier, archaic}}

Translations

German: Kacken, n German: Kacke, f Spanish: caca, f German: Kacke, f

Etymology 3

{{rfe, en}}

Verb

{{en-verb}} (Australian slang) To laugh. : I had to cack when you fell down the stairs.

See also

cack up

Etymology 4

From cock.

Noun

CACK (uncountable) (slang) penis.