[Danielle G.]

Grandkids Slang: 'racked'​

Don't be lost on all the new lingo of the younger generation. We'll help you dissect what they mean and have fun while doing it! For today's ‘What Would The Grandkids Say?’ segment, we're tackling the term ‘racked’. It means having a large amount of money. For example (and honestly), I wouldn't mind waking up racked tomorrow. What about you? How would you use ‘racked’ in everyday life?

 

[Glasslipper]

My 11 year old grandson Zach is always coming up with slang for me. He laughs at me when l say l don't know and ask him what it means. Here are some of his words: fade, meh, eshay, rizz, drip.

 

[meighLeigh]

If a kid had said that to me, I'd understand it to mean 'wrecked', possibly with a USA accent.
If someone would care to wreck me with $1M I wouldn't complain!

 

[Elizabeth. [email protected]]

I wouldn't dare use it in front of them!