noun
Street Slang
geezer
GEE-zer · noun · informal
A man or bloke
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Definitions
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A man, used positively or neutrally. Also spelled 'geeza'.
“That geezer at the shop gave me a discount.”
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geezer In A Sentence
That geezer at the shop gave me a discount.
Origin & Usage
Older London/Cockney 'geezer', retained in MLE.
Variants
geeza
People Also Ask
What does 'geezer' mean in British slang?
It means a man or bloke, used positively or neutrally. Note it does not mean an old man as it often does in American English.
Where does 'geezer' come from?
It's older London and Cockney slang that has been retained in Multicultural London English.
How do you use 'geezer'?
Use it for any bloke, e.g. 'That geezer at the shop gave me a discount.' It's also spelled 'geeza'.
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