When was the term "macking" used and what does it mean?

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When was the term "macking" used and what does it mean?

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zbeckabee

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As slang it means "making out".

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Macking&defid=1397074

Dec 19 2006, 8:30 AM

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According to dictionary.com, "mack" was used in 1885-1890 and was used to describe a pimp.
Here are some other definitions of "mack":

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mack

Dec 18 2006, 6:50 PM

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Hmm...back when IRC (Internet Relay Chat) was in its height (1996-2000) and IM'ing wasn't popular (or widely available) yet, we used to refer messaging someone (within IRC)as "macking" someone.

Dec 18 2006, 8:46 PM

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My Webster dictionary also mentions "mack" as an interjection, a mild oath, possibly an euphemism for Virgin Mary.

Dec 19 2006, 5:13 AM