gucci
- adjective
- /ˈɡuːtʃi/
- Slang
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genial
- His outfit was so gucci that everyone complimented him at the party.
And I just think that this is like bam, Gucci, so pretty.
- And I just think that this is like bam, Gucci, so pretty.
- The kids are now using it as we're all Gucci, we're all good.
- Now when abundance comes back, you are going to be Gucci.
- It's too shiny, it's too polished, it's just wow, Gucci.
- I'm I literally take this and I'm gonna already late and I'm being Gucci.
Examples
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The kids are now using it as we're all Gucci, we're all good.
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Because when you go in knowing that you're Gucci, because now you know what you could potentially face.
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And I just think that this is like bam, Gucci, so pretty.
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Nowadays when the world we have to show like the designer, like right here, look at me, it's Gucci, it's shut down.
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Oh, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, gang, you're going to be Gucci now.
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That new restaurant in town is gucci; you'll love the atmosphere and the food.
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She always knows the latest trends, and her style is definitely gucci.
Synonyms
965
2.8
Acceptable and good enough for the situation
85
2.0
Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive
64
3.1
Very fashionable and popular now
60
8.8
Very stylish and liked by many people
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3.5
Elegant and fashionable in a simple, modern way
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4.5
Stylish and attractive with shiny, showy details
Very stylish and liked by many people
Looking fashionable and attractive in a way people admire
Looks very stylish and attractive
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word gucci comes from the famous fashion brand Gucci, which was named after its founder Guccio Gucci in Italy. Because the brand stands for high style and luxury, people use gucci as slang to say something is 'very good', 'stylish', or 'cool'.