steez
/stēz
/(also steeze)
noun US informal
1A person’s distinctive and attractive or impressive style of dress or way of doing things: the pearl studs added a snazzy touch to her steez...
- Bruno keeps with his natural retro steez, taking us back to the 70s with his latest video.
- With his theatrical steez, one hopes for a musical someday.
- And Nicki continued to stun with her new, more subdued steez.
1.1The quality of being effortlessly stylish or fashionable: this humble city of ours has some serious steez...
- Look, guys, the steez never stops.
- From the tropical strains of Kilter to mould-breaking newcomers like Ribongia, this year's given us plenty of local steeze to cheer about.
- The mag cites the track "Crazy Kids" as featuring a little of that Appalachian steez.
Origin
1990s: alteration of style, perhaps influenced by ease.
- Six, Les
- Six Nations
- six o'clock closing
- six o'clock swill
- six of one and half a dozen of the other
- six of the best
- six-pack
- sixpence
- sixpenny
- six-pounder
- six-shooter
- Six Sigma
- sixsome
- sixte
- sixteen
- sixteenmo
- sixteenth
- sixteenth note
- sixth
- sixth form
- sixth-form college
- sixth-former
- sixthly
- sixth sense
- sixtieth