Definition of streety in English:

streety

(also streetie)

nounPlural streetiesˈstriːti

A homeless person.
the streeties were suspicious about what the Project did
Example sentencesExamples
- He says now is the hardest it has ever been for streeties like him.
- "If you starve out here, you're stupid," says the long-time streetie.
- She is one of the streeties staff have been working with almost from the start.
- The streeties are still her friends, they are still a big family, still look out for each other.
- If you want to see real streeties, inclement weather is usually the best time.
- These are the streeties the project chips away at, building relationships, building trust.
- A homeless man who was stabbed in a central Auckland park was helping feed other 'streeties' hours before he was attacked.
- I have just spent an enjoyable hour or so with a few of the local streeties.
- I told the rest of the streeties about what the People's Project did.
- I still care about them, the other streeties.

Origin

1980s: from street + -y².

单词	streety
释义	Definition of streety in English: streety (also streetie) nounPlural streetiesˈstriːti NZ A homeless person. the streeties were suspicious about what the Project did Example sentencesExamples He says now is the hardest it has ever been for streeties like him. "If you starve out here, you're stupid," says the long-time streetie. She is one of the streeties staff have been working with almost from the start. The streeties are still her friends, they are still a big family, still look out for each other. If you want to see real streeties, inclement weather is usually the best time. These are the streeties the project chips away at, building relationships, building trust. A homeless man who was stabbed in a central Auckland park was helping feed other 'streeties' hours before he was attacked. I have just spent an enjoyable hour or so with a few of the local streeties. I told the rest of the streeties about what the People's Project did. I still care about them, the other streeties. Origin 1980s: from street + -y².
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