British Mle
peng
What does peng mean?
Attractive or very high quality. Used of people ("she's peng") and of things, especially food ("peng food").
"That new chicken shop is peng, honestly."
Origin
A staple of Multicultural London English (MLE), with roots in Caribbean and Jamaican Patois.
Frequently asked questions
What does "peng" mean?
Attractive or very high quality. Used of people ("she's peng") and of things, especially food ("peng food").
How do you use "peng" in a sentence?
For example: "That new chicken shop is peng, honestly."
Where does "peng" come from?
A staple of Multicultural London English (MLE), with roots in Caribbean and Jamaican Patois.
Is "peng" British slang?
Yes — "peng" is classed as British slang on FreeDict. Attractive or very high quality. Used of people ("she's peng") and of things, especially food ("peng food").
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