Street
strally
What does strally mean?
A firearm — the UK drill diminutive of 'strap' (American gun slang). Tweaked with the -y/-ie suffix London drill loves to slap on everything (oppy, lengy, dotty).
"Bar said he keeps the strally on him round the wrong postcodes."
Origin
Diminutive of 'strap' (US slang for a gun), reshaped through London phonetics and the drill scene's habit of suffixing weapons with -y / -ie.
Frequently asked questions
What does strally mean?
Strally is a word for a gun in UK drill, another term for a strap.
How do you use strally in a sentence?
The lyrics kept mentioning the strally tucked in his waistband.
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