fleek adj.
(US) smooth, admirable, thus adj. fleeky.
![]() | Urban Dict. 2 Oct. 🌐 That was a fleek move you pulled on that chic. | |
![]() | 🎵 She's kinda peng / She’s kinda fleeky. | ‘Trapping Ain’t Dead’|
![]() | Baltimore Sun (MD) 21 Apr. A15/4: Remember ‘fleek’? ‘Cash me outside’? Or regrettably, ‘Yas, Queen Yaasss’? |
In phrases
(US campus) fashionable, top quality, thus v. fleek on, to be superlative.
![]() | UNC-CH Campus Sl. Spring 2014 Fall 5: ON FLEEK — fresh, fashionable, attractive: ‘Her eyebrows were on fleek’. | (ed.)|
![]() | 🎵 Lord of the Mics, you was spitting that heat / But right now, your bars ain’t on fleek. | ‘Lyrics’|
![]() | 🎵 Creepin’ in the night, fleekin’ on the mic. | ‘Third Rail’|
![]() | 🎵 Use two hands when I up that blam / Got one eye closed and my aim on fleek. | ‘Money & Beef’|
![]() | 🎵 Who's that with the hair on fleek? / She made me beep my horn, it’s peak. | ‘Day in the Life’