noun Pop Culture

Steeze

/stiːz/ · noun · slang

Effortless personal style with attitude — a blend of 'style' and 'ease.'

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Definitions

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A distinctive, effortless sense of style and swagger. Said to be a portmanteau of 'style' and 'ease' — looking good without trying.

“He's got steeze, throws anything on and it just works.”
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The personal flair you bring to how you dress or carry yourself.

“Copy the brand all you want, you can't buy steeze.”
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In skate and snowboard culture, smooth, stylish execution of a trick or movement.

“Landed it with so much steeze the judges had to give it up.”
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Steeze In A Sentence

her steeze is unmatched, every fit looks intentional
you can't teach steeze, you either have it or you don't
that's not just style, that's pure steeze

Origin & Usage

American slang, a portmanteau of 'style' and 'ease.' Rooted in hip-hop and skate/snowboard culture from the 1990s–2000s.

Variants steezysteez
Tags #aave#hip-hop#american#gen-z

People Also Ask

What does steeze mean?

It's effortless personal style with attitude — a blend of 'style' and 'ease,' meaning you look good without trying.

Is steeze the same as drip?

Related but different; drip emphasizes the clothes and looking expensive, while steeze is more about your effortless personal flair and how you carry it.

What does steezy mean?

Steezy is the adjective — describing someone or something with that effortless, stylish quality.

Where does steeze come from?

It's a portmanteau of 'style' and 'ease,' rooted in 1990s–2000s hip-hop and skate/snowboard culture.

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