drack

/ dræk /

adjective

1. slang.
   (esp of a woman) unattractive

Word History and Origins

Origin of drack¹

perhaps from Dracula's Daughter

Example Sentences

Dale Earnhardt had a reputation for policing the way drivers acted on the drack, and many others from NASCAR’s heyday did the same thing.

From Washington Times

Dale Earnhardt had a reputation for policing the way drivers acted on the drack, and many others from NASCAR’s heyday did the same thing.

From Seattle Times

Two — defender Josh Drack and midfielders Daniel Aguirre — didn’t sign with the team Wednesday morning.

From Los Angeles Times

The Galaxy say they plan on using Drack as an outside back.

From Los Angeles Times

Drack had 11 goals and 10 assists in 61 games, playing his first two seasons at Grand Canyon University in his native Arizona.

From Los Angeles Times