Neeks is a flexible term that can be used as a noun or adjective. What it actually refers to is limitless. The key to this term is its subjectivity; its meaning is in the way it's delivered and meant by the speaker.

Neeks can often be substituted where language fails. Generally, though, it is a positive term that has some kind of unspoken quality, especially a CREATURELY quality. Can also be a nickname for a beloved or good friend.

As an adjective, Neeksy connotes funkiness, strange endearment, unexplainable creaturely feelings, unhuman (but not in a negative way).

Originally a very flexible term, it became the deviation of the N-Word. Not for derogatory use, but used as a nickname for friends of all racial/ethnic backgrounds. Quickly rising in popularity throughout the Northeast.

The word was first found as the youth sought a new, creative way to call people 'homie' or friend.

Linguistic Pathway - N1gg3r (N word) deviated into the catchy Nikkah in suburbs and the cities, where it then manifested into the phonetic abbreviation of Nikkah, NEE-KAH, and became Neeks.

And the rest was history, folks...

Neeks is the slightly more ghetto version of the boys name Nico, which means " Victory of the people "

Someone Who wears a bullet shirt and has a dp with them getting hit in the head by someone else but they seem to lie and say its there hand but they are getting hit in the head


A neeks is also someone who drinks and is against marijuana and they dont smoke weed?

basically means heck no or no way, or hell no

Neeks are found in every tatty, blood-spattered comprehensive. Unlike the Chavs, Chavettes (whom everyone can easily identify) and Rudys (wannabe Gangstas, which is a bit unconvincing when their middle names are usually something like Philip or Edward), Neeks find the mindnumbing tedium of 'Wotcha lookin' at? You got beef wiv' me?' best ameliorated by actually doing a bit of work in class.

They are just as likely to have parents living apart, but they tend to know the name, address and face of their fathers, spending regular weekends with them. Despite their mothers having new boyfriends who are often mechanics, builders and van drivers (and therefore not thought of as being particularly intellectually over-endowed), they are frequently told that having a good education is actually their ticket out of the hellhole the council has seen fit to abandon the family into.

Female Chavs feel particularly threatened by female Neeks, particularly when, after being offered a 'smaak in yer maaaf/mooi' for having an intelligent conversation with a boy who is 'well fit' in the eyes of the Chavette, will smile sweetly and ask if the handbag is a special edition, as Burberry isn't usually spelled 'Burbree' and they are sure the Chavette would never buy cheap rip offs from the market. Unfortunately, by the time the C...