Kicks

Kicks (noun / US Slang)

(Also heard as: Fresh kicks, New kicks, Sneakers)

Definition:

Kicks are sneakers or trainers.

Where Kicks Comes From:

It comes from the idea of kicking and became slang for shoes in American streetwear and sneaker culture.

How People Actually Use Kicks:

Used for trainers: “check out my new kicks”. It is popular with sneaker fans.

Is Kicks Rude?

Not rude.

Examples in the Wild:

• “Check out my new kicks.”Meaning: Look at my new trainers.
• “He’s got a wall full of kicks.”Meaning: He has lots of trainers.
• “Those kicks are fire.”Meaning: Those trainers look great.

Similar Slang:

Creps, Drip, Fit Check, Threads

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