Street

Of or relating to the gangster-basketball scene. "Street" is a term used to describe a person who dresses like a "street baller." Clothing usually worn by a "street baller" include, but not limited to, items such as timberlands, jump suits, jordan shoes, shirts, and headbands. This person, "Street", usually has no association with basketball what-so-ever.

jime "street" ellis is always wearing his timbs and jordan gear which he copied from another friend who plays basketball.

by bob "jamaica" marley December 9, 2008

street

street skating. a form of skating involving staircases, handrails, benches, planterboxes, curbs or any urban object a skater can ollie on or off, grind with their skateboards. this type of skating began in the 1980s as a reaction to skateparks closing and disappearing forever. today's skateparks consist of street objects.

the new generation skates street whiles the old generation skates vert.

by jackson j May 30, 2006

street

hip, cool etc

check out these tunes - they're street

by coraline November 20, 2003

street

in Snowboarding this means the slope with boxes, rails, presses, etc.

"There's awesome street in Talma"
"Let's ride some street now""

by Johannes Kananen May 1, 2004

street

verb: to get angry and vocal about it.

<i>Oooh, if he does that one more time, I'm gonna go straight street on his ass."</i>

by mala April 23, 2004

street

a person with the last name street don't take no sh*t from no one. if they are female they are blessed with extreme beauty. but beware that beauty comes with an equally matched anger NEVER PISS OFF A STREET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! street women are at their best if paired with a thompson male

that girl is a street for sure look at her with that thompson

by Sh1tf_ck June 23, 2021

STreet

Short, alternative word used to identify a state trooper (since most state trooper license plates have "ST" on them). "ST" is also the abbreviated version of the word "street".

Man you better slow down, there's a STreet waiting behind that corner.

by Chuck P. June 11, 2006