footbag

"Don't play in the clarts, you'll get hacky" Translation: Clarts meaning mud or dirt and hacky meaning dirty, but hacky can also mean bone idle when used to prefix lazy.

"Let's gan in the shuggy boat once we've got these hacky clarts off " Translation: A shuggy boat is a two-person swing boat popular at seaside fairs during the 1980s 23.

USA Today's Kelly Lawler called the finale "a disaster ending that fans didn't deserve," adding that it was "hacky; it was cliched."

Unfortunately, the action is underserved by a hacky and uninteresting central character.

Items requested by the military include shampoo, razors, conditioner, sunflower seeds, body wash, bug repellent, sun screen, travel size toiletries, playing cards, nonperishable food items, chap stick, microwave popcorn, gum, powdered drink mix, books, canned foods, puzzle books, foot powder, hand sanitizer, magazines, baby wipes, instant coffee, dice games, hand and foot warmers, pens, pillow cases, washcloths, beef jerky, yo-yos, towels, hacky sacks, batteries, shaving cream and more.

I resented the disorder and yearned for a return to our carefree afternoons playing hacky sack and exploring downtown shops.

"Bill started doing it as like a mafia, Tony Soprano guy - and you were there - and then I started doing him as a Catskills comedian, like super hacky Catskills.

Lori's son, who makes his own hacky sacks, gave her some tips to make a decorative Christmas ornament using the same pattern and principles.

Bouncy balls, jump ropes, or hacky sacks are inexpensive, small, and encourage physical activity.

Summary: California [United States], September 27 (ANI): Remember the teenager who hacked into Apple systems over two years and saved the data on an obviously named folder called 'Hacky, Hack, Hack'?

A similar rhythmic and anaphoric element structures "Hacky sack," in which Flores carefully represents a cold morning in which six players pass around a makeshift ball--replete with a final punch line (remate), a prominent feature of nearly all the poems included in The Counterpunch:

Avoid the Sticky Ball, Hacky Sack and Superball Syndrome[TM] that holds you back.