Lakeshore Reeboks

White rubber “shrimping boots” worn originally by crewmen on shrimp boats in Hancock County, MS. The original croc before crocs were cool.

“ I’ll be there in a bit. Have to run by Walmart to get some more Lakeshore Reeboks, I lost one at Harold’s last night.”

by DuckmanBert January 17, 2021

reebokwan

a word used to greet a friend when you see them

yo reebokwan! what’s happening now?

by wavy js February 15, 2019

reebokwan

a word used to greet a friend when linking them

yo reebokwan! what’s happening shordy?

by wavy js February 15, 2019

Reebok Express

When you're stuck at the bar without a ride so you decide to walk a few miles home

Guy 1: Damn I don't see a cab anywhere
Guy 2: I guess we're taking the Reebok express tonight

by cwill240 March 8, 2010

Green Reebok aura

Someone who you feel is dangerous in some way but you cannot put your finger on exactly what makes them dangerous which could cause some interest in said person

Ray:“I got a bad feeling about this Jake.”
Jake:“Don't worry it’ll be fine!.”
Ray: What do you mean the man is giving way too much green Reebok aura to be messed with and I’m not trying to get folded like an omelette.”

by Timebasher May 23, 2021

reebok

Sportswear brand started in the UK in 1895. While its products may look no different from anything out there, they are exceptionally good and confortable. Unlike Nike, the goods sold to ordinary customers are actually good for real atheletics. Named after a type of african deer.

I wear reebok classics.

by Gumba Gumba February 22, 2004

Bayou Reboks

Refers to the white rubber boots worn by seafood (typically oyster) laborers in Bayou La Batre, Alabama. The boots are often very dirty, and worn with the pants tucked into them.
This is often a derogatory term used to jeer at those who are forced to wear them, mocking the "fashion" of the area.

His Bayou Reboks were so clean, it was obvious that he hadn't been in the business for too long.

"I look fly AND keep seafood waste off my feet with my Bayou Reboks."

by Levi W. March 5, 2008