adjective
Street Slang
Greezy
/ˈɡriːzi/ · adjective · slang
Impressive, hard, or sick — high praise for skill, especially in music.
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Definitions
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Excellent, impressive, or skillful — high praise. A greezy verse or move is seriously good.
“That freestyle was greezy.”
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Can describe someone who's slick or operating sharply.
“The way she handled that was greezy.”
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Used to describe something tough or intense in a good way.
“His footwork on the pitch is greezy.”
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Greezy In A Sentence
the new track is greezy, on repeat all day
that finish was greezy, top corner
your edit skills are actually greezy ngl
Origin & Usage
London MLE respelling of 'greasy,' flipped from negative to positive to mean impressive or hard. A staple compliment in grime and UK rap.
People Also Ask
What does 'greezy' mean in UK slang?
It means impressive, skillful, or hard — high praise. A greezy verse is seriously good.
What does 'greezy' mean in music?
It's a compliment for a sick verse or beat — meaning the bars or production are excellent and hard-hitting.
Is 'greezy' a good thing?
Yes — despite coming from 'greasy,' in slang it's positive, meaning impressive or top-tier.
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