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Daks
Australian. Trousers, usually a bit more formal than jeans. Hence underdaks and trackie-daks

I always make sure I have a pressed pair of daks for the first day back after the holidays.
By Ulrika
Daks
Daks, commonly used when messing with some one.

Quite like sike or syke

Me: Look over there, Taylor Swift!
Friend: OMG where??
Me: Daks

The teacher daksed me really bad, he gave me a C+!
By Basia
Dak Dak
A slang term given to the auto-sniper rifles or more accurately termed, the designated marksman rifles, of the Counter-Strike FPS series. The name comes from the weapons' infamous sound it makes when firing, 'dak dak dak dak dak'.

1. The CT won 5 straight rounds so they decided to all buy dak daks.

2. Player 1: Hey 'Mike' can you buy me a dak dak? I'm going to shoot some AWPers this round.
By Marin
Dak Dak
A Volkswagen beetle, so named because of the noise the horizontally opposed cylinders made.

Volkswagen has never equaled the success of the Dak Dak.
By Amelita
Dak It
Used while outplaying an enemy in a video game or in real life

*dodges bullets* "dak it"
By Jessalin
Dak
Marijuana, Cannibus. It's short for 'dakka'.

"I'm gunna go home, smoke a bit of 'dak' and jus' chill baby."
By Berrie
Dak
Australian; to "dak" someone is to pull down there pants, usually in a crowded place to cause embarrassment. Daks being an Aussie term for trousers.

I'm going to dak Dave as pay back!!!
By Josefa
DAK
Dumb Ass Karen (DAK)

That DAK just went off! Check out her privilege just seeping from those pores.
By Rozanne
Dak
Verb: Australian. To pull down someone's daks to around the knee for the purpose of playful public humiliation.

Dave was skivving in front of some ladies, so four mates ran over and dakked him.
By Mercedes
Dak
DAK means "Deautsche Afrika Korps". It's the german army in north Africa during world war II (1941 - 43). Probaly most famous man in it was Feldmarschall Erwin Rommel.

In 1943 DAK started using Tiger tank.
By Morganica