Meaning & use
Drack
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Dull, unattractive, or lacking style (Australian and New Zealand slang).
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He turned up to the party in the drackest outfit imaginable.
The hotel room was clean but pretty drack.
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Common in Australian and New Zealand informal speech, roughly equivalent to 'daggy' or 'dull.'
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