Creps
Sneakers, in British slang — your trainers, especially fresh or hyped ones.
Definitions
Used to compliment a specific pair someone's wearing.
Sneakers or trainers, in UK slang. Often implies fresh, clean, or desirable pairs.
Footwear collection in general; your rotation of trainers.
Creps In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
British slang for trainers, widely used in London and MLE. Likely derived from 'crepe-soled' shoes, the term spread through UK street, grime, and garage scenes.
People Also Ask
What does creps mean in British slang?
It means sneakers or trainers, often implying a fresh or hyped pair.
Where does the word creps come from?
It likely comes from 'crepe-soled' shoes and spread through London and UK street and grime culture.
Is creps the same as kicks?
Pretty much — 'creps' is the British term, 'kicks' is the American one; both mean sneakers.
Can creps mean my whole shoe collection?
Yes — people talk about their 'creps game' meaning the overall quality of their trainer collection.
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