👉 The word that I'll be speaking about today is 'tracie.'
Imagine this: The streets are filled with tracs (or traces) of a mysterious crime scene, where police have found bits of clothing and discarded objects. The scene seems to indicate a heist or crime on the night of a particularly heinous crime. Now, imagine you're stuck in a dark alleyway alone, trying to stay cool under the relentless glare of the streetlight. You hear footsteps approaching, but no one is there yet. Suddenly, a woman approaches from behind. As she walks closer and closer, you realize that she's carrying somethingāprobably a bag or a bagel. She stops in front of you with a smirk on her face. "You're lucky I'm not wearing this," the woman says to you as she pulls out a small plastic baggie filled with "trac" (or traces) from the night before. "I found them all over." You realize that this is not the first time you've encountered Tracie, and that you may not have been prepared for her cunning. In an edgy way: "Tracie! What are you doing here? You must be a thief, right?" I ask as she takes one of the bags and begins to dig through it. "You're asking me what I'm doing with all these 'traces'? Just think about itāthese are nothing but trac (or traces)!" The woman snatches another bag from
