Fashion Slang

noun a heavy blow or attack

verb to hit or beat someone or something forcefully

• The company is facing a lawsuit for attempting to clobber its competition through unfair business practices.
• I watched the boxing match last night and saw one fighter clobber the other in the final round.
• I accidentally clobbered my toe on the coffee table this morning.
• The unexpected news clobbered him emotionally, leaving him in a state of shock.

noun a small drop of a liquid

verb to fall in drops

• The leak in the pipe caused a steady drip of water onto the floor.
• I spilled some coffee and now there's a drip on the table.
• That new song is straight fire - it's got a killer drip.
• Her outfit has so much drip, she always looks stylish and put together.

noun a sudden forceful blow or movement with the foot

verb to strike or propel with the foot

adjective used to describe something related to a forceful motion with the foot

• The soccer player delivered a powerful kick to score a goal.
• I saw him kick the ball really hard during the game.
• He gave the ball a good kick down the field.
• She decided to kick her bad habits and start a new healthy lifestyle.

verb to impress or amaze someone greatly

adverb in a way that impresses or amazes greatly

• The candidate's impressive presentation skills really knocked dead the interview panel.
• Wow, you really knocked it dead with that presentation!
• She totally knocked it dead with her killer dance moves.
• His new book is expected to knock dead the critics and readers alike.

noun a person who is idle or lazy, especially one who avoids work or responsibility

• The gentleman wore a pair of leather loafers to the business meeting.
• He's always just lounging around in his loafers, never doing any work.
• Check out those sick loafers he's rocking!
• She's a loafer when it comes to helping out with chores around the house.

adjective a slang term used to describe something stylish or cool, particularly in the context of skateboarding or streetwear culture

• The skier executed a steezy trick with precision and grace.
• Did you see that steezy move he pulled off on the skateboard?
• She's always rocking a steezy outfit wherever she goes.
• His steezy attitude towards life is what sets him apart from the rest.

adjective not feeling anxious or concerned; relaxed and calm

• Despite the criticism, she remained unbothered and focused on her work.
• She's totally unbothered by what others think of her.
• He's so unbothered, nothing can shake his confidence.
• Like a duck in water, she glided through the chaos unbothered.

adjective trendy or fashionable in a lively or showy way

• The dancer performed a jiggy routine at the ballet recital.
• I'm feeling jiggy tonight, let's hit the dance floor!
• That new song is so jiggy, I can't stop listening to it.
• Her ideas were so innovative and jiggy that they revolutionized the industry.

adjective attractive or sexually appealing, especially with a well-shaped buttocks

• The dancer showcased her bootylicious moves on stage with grace and precision.
• Wow, that outfit is so bootylicious, you're going to turn heads for sure!
• She's got a bootylicious body that everyone is envious of.
• His mixtape is straight fire, every track is absolutely bootylicious.

noun a slang term for a person who is fashionable or stylish, especially in a retro or funky way

• The groovester was known for his exceptional dancing skills at the ballroom competition.
• Hey, did you see that groovester busting out some moves on the dance floor?
• That groovester is always the life of the party with his killer dance moves.
• She was a groovester when it came to navigating through difficult situations with ease.

noun A symbol or abbreviation commonly used to represent hugs and kisses in written communication.

• The letter ended with the closing 'XOXO', symbolizing hugs and kisses.
• I always sign my texts to my friends with 'XOXO'.
• She sent me a message with lots of XOXOs at the end.
• The artist signed the painting with XOXO, representing love and affection towards their work.