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greazy
What does greazy mean?
Describes aggressive or hard behaviour; in drill it can be a term of praise for a hard verse.
"That verse was greazy."
Origin
MLE, from 'greaze' (trouble/aggression).
Frequently asked questions
What does greazy mean?
Greazy describes aggressive or hard behaviour. In drill it's often praise, meaning a verse is impressively hard or tough.
Where does greazy come from?
It comes from 'greaze', an MLE word for trouble or aggression.
Is greazy a compliment or an insult?
It depends on context. In drill it's usually a compliment for a hard verse, but describing behaviour it can mean aggressive or nasty.
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