Help with old slang words?

"Sparking" could mean boinking. You know, having sexual relations with.

"Bucks" once was a term for healthy male slaves or even free Black men, but it was a sort of racial term.

A "hood" was a thug, a gang member, a criminal.

"Tracks", as in "let's make tracks," means "let's get outta here FAST!"

Sparking = Flash or having a great time at a Party,

Bucks = young Bucks Young men with Flair and a bit wilder than the norm in usually a middle class or higher way

Hoody = a jacket with a Hood worn up to hide their faces the jacket and their wearers we refer to as Hoodies Both banned from Malls and shopping Centers.

Tracks + as slang I cannot think as an expression" I'll be making tracks" = I will be leaving

'to spark' : To woo, court

(Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, 1967)

'buck' :

- (US, dated, derogatory) A black or Native American man.

- (US, slang) One hundred.

'bucks' : (always plural) Casual oxford shoes made of buckskin, often white or a neutral color.

'hoody' (adjective) : maybe short form of "hoodlumish" (adjective) : like a violent criminal, like a young ruffian

Sparking, fondly groping each others genitals while kissing

Bucks, young men

hoody?

Tracks-- hypodermic needle marks from using introvenous drug delivery.