- Today's Word
Gucci
[ˈgü-chē]
Definition
- (adjective) “Gucci” is an adjective that originated from the renowned Italian fashion house but has taken on a broader meaning in modern slang. It’s used to describe something as excellent, fashionable, or of high quality. When something is “Gucci,” it’s the epitome of cool, stylish, and desirable.
Example
“Did you see Sarah’s new outfit? Those shoes are Gucci, and the whole ensemble is just chef’s kiss!”
Fun Fact
The term “Gucci” has become so ingrained in popular culture that it has even been incorporated into hip-hop lyrics and music videos. In fact, the rapper Lil Pump released a song titled “Gucci Gang” in 2017, solidifying the brand’s status as a symbol of luxury and success in the rap game.
(noun) Excessive admiration or praise, often to the point of insincerity or obsession.
The celebrity was showered with adulation, though some of it felt more like performance than sincerity.
Late Middle English: from Latin adulatio(n-), from adulari meaning “to fawn upon.”