Gucci
- noun
- /ˈɡuːtʃi/
- Why shouldn't you have that new Gucci handbag if that's what you want?
So people started making fake Gucci and it was Gu CC Why?
- So people started making fake Gucci and it was Gu CC Why?
Examples
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We ended up with a bumper sticker and some Gucci sunglasses.
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And then I've got my Gucci black bag.
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So my bag is Gucci and my bag is forever.
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I just found some Gucci glasses, all right.
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I just found some Gucci pants.
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You know, his mom was rocking the Gucci shoes.
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Now I've got some Gucci beauty.
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I love this dress, stockings and my favorite Gucci boots that laced up the front.
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Look, they've got my gorgeous Gucci slingbacks in Gucci.
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I just bought a stunning Gucci handbag at the boutique downtown.
Synonyms
A small item worn or carried to make clothes look nicer
A handbag made by a famous fashion brand that is often expensive
A very fashionable handbag that many people want for one season
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gucci for an item (called 'a Gucci') comes from the same family name Guccio Gucci, and because the brand is known for expensive bags and accessories, saying 'a Gucci' means a luxury item made by that company.