FLEEK? Hmmmmmm...ok. I guess my age is showing. lol How many out there actually know what FLEEK means, let a lone have used the word to describe anything at all. Yet Dictionary.com insists we should retire it and it was very popular last year. Clearly I am more out of touch than I even thought.
FLEEK (not unlike "sleek")
1. flawlessly styled, groomed, etc.; looking great:
eyebrows that stay on fleek; her totally on-fleek outfit.
2. perfect; flawless:
That song is fleek!
HUH?––well, I guess we actually should retire this slang term. But as far as I know it's been among the dead for who knows how long? On further thought, however, I think I want to give FLEEK a rebirth, but with a bit more pizzazz. Yes, "fleek" needs "pizzazz"...
This movie is "fleeking" super! I totally dig her "fleeking" dress! I swear, I "fleeking" love this "fleeking" "fleek". I "fleeking" do! Hmmmmm...I think I like this old/new term. :D
SAVE "FLEEK"! :) The word needs your help!
FLEEK (not unlike "sleek")
1. flawlessly styled, groomed, etc.; looking great:
eyebrows that stay on fleek; her totally on-fleek outfit.
2. perfect; flawless:
That song is fleek!
HUH?––well, I guess we actually should retire this slang term. But as far as I know it's been among the dead for who knows how long? On further thought, however, I think I want to give FLEEK a rebirth, but with a bit more pizzazz. Yes, "fleek" needs "pizzazz"...
This movie is "fleeking" super! I totally dig her "fleeking" dress! I swear, I "fleeking" love this "fleeking" "fleek". I "fleeking" do! Hmmmmm...I think I like this old/new term. :D
SAVE "FLEEK"! :) The word needs your help!
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