Thrack

[Sarah]

To load or burden; as, to thrack a man with property. [Obs.]South.

[Sarah]

v. A word/phrase to use when there is nothing else to say, usually in place of a curse word. Origin in northern New Jersey

[Sarah]

thrack (thra'k) vt. to perform a task in a violent, rapid, and non-virtuoso manner, esp in games of skill. v. to behave generally in this manner.
(Contraction of [thrash] and [whack])

[Renato]

Thrack is a [synonym] for the word good. [In Florida] we use this word after eating something [really good].