A fork of Rural Dictionary
an exclamation of shock, surprise, or disappointment to be used mainly by awkward individuals
"ACK! I left my wallet at home!"
Short for acknowledged. When a person says something that doesn't require a response, but the person wants to let them know they recieved the message. Similar to okay, but when using okay just won't do.
Sanford: I had cheerios for breakfast today.
Stephen: I don't care
Sanford: Ack
inconspicuous nickname for marijuana, esp. when used with parents/police present. Can also be used as a verb (See example below)
N.)- Yo lets go get some of that dank ack ack from that kid down the street.
V.)- Im gonna go take a cruise and ack it up if you wanna come.
Nerdspeak for "yes" or "I hear you"
Usu. used on IM by programmers
"Is the latest patch on the source server?"
"Ack"
In the TCP protocol, the receiving computer sends an ACK (acknowledgment) to the sending computer. This is basically how a coonection is established.
Sender sends 3 packets, Receiver receives 3 packets and sends "ACK 4" (meaning it received what was sent, and it's ok to send the next number or packet)
The natural sound someone makes when choking
Person 1: ACK ACK ACK
Person 2: Are you ok?