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22-Sep-2005, 14:20

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the correct spelling and meaning of a rackerbite

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Re: definition

Where did you hear the word? I can't find anything that resembles this.

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Re: definition

sorry I may have it totally wrong -
but a women told me she was (guessing the spelling) a rackerbite
it has something to do with staying off the drink or alcohol, staying dry

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