Peng (adjective / UK Slang)
(Also heard as: Peng ting, Pengting, Proper peng)
Definition:
Peng is UK slang for attractive, excellent or really good. It is used about people, food, clothes or anything impressive.
Where Peng Comes From:
It grew out of multicultural London English and UK street slang, spread through grime, drill and rap. It was used as early as the 2000s and is now common among young people across the UK.
How People Actually Use Peng:
Used as praise: “that jollof was peng” or “she’s peng”. “Peng ting” is the classic phrase for an attractive person.
Is Peng Rude?
No. It is a compliment, though calling someone “a peng ting” can come across as objectifying.
Examples in the Wild:
- “That chicken was peng.”Meaning: The chicken was delicious.
- “Your new trainers are peng.”Meaning: They look great.
- “He’s a proper peng ting.”Meaning: He is very attractive.
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