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Barrack??? Was that a typo? As a verb, it means "cheer" - they are cheering for him. Plenty of other meanings use as a noun, but that's not how it's used here
by dgoldstein0 3y ago
Barrack??? Was that a typo?
As a verb, it means "cheer" - they are cheering for him.
Plenty of other meanings use as a noun, but that's not how it's used here
- HPsquared 3y agoLooks like it's an Aus/NZ thing. Funnily enough the British meaning is the opposite (to jeer).
- gumby 3y agoYes, but in Australia root means to fuck. Also the somewhat old fashioned phrase “Up the [magpies or other team]” also would have the opposite meaning in the US than it does in Aus. In fact I hear the US meaning more and more, probably due to TV