street cred

n. The currency used in the University of Washington Greek System. One quanta of street cred is a "tablet".

Probe: "Why is Joel out in the alley with no shoes on kicking Psi-U's dumpster?"
E-Rock: "Dude, it's all good. He's gonna plan a biad with them, and earn us like 9 more street cred tablets."

by Stampy November 9, 2005

street cred

credit used to by black people to buy food

Rosco: Hey, do you have any "street cred?"
Dominique: No, used it all up at churches chicken
Rosco: Did you get grape soda?
Dominique:Yeah
Rosco: Sweet

by cubicle of ice September 27, 2008

street cred

You can't define Street Cred. You know it when you see it. Jay-Z has it. Basketball player Stephon Marbury personifies street cred. Brooklyn bred, handle born in the streets, just the right inflection in his speech, the can't-F-with-me strut. The little things. But he's also got an aspect of street cred that no worthy hipster can be without: mystery.

Either you have Street Cred or you don't

by Poetx July 13, 2005

street cred

the bullshit credibility a celevrity gets when he does something fucked up

Kobe Bryant has street cred now because he's accused of rape.

by Nate July 25, 2003

street cred

not always being from the ghettos or the hood, but going through a crappy childhood. rappers are usually liked more if they have a rags-to-riches story to tell. a wealthy kid could have tough, abusive parenting while very young and still have street cred. it basically consists of going through some shit as a kid.

that kid has went through some shit and is now getting along with his family. he has street cred

by dsssgfhdgsfhghgfdljd;hg July 24, 2006

street cred

a term for Mr. McDick, your derranged P.E. coach from Middle School.

Mr. McDick: "Holla Bitches"
Some student: "Street Cred"

by Shadowchild451 May 5, 2008

street cred

Short for Street Credits. Gained from raising your street crediblity. Can be used to purchase items on the street.

"Could I purchase an item from this store with some street credits?"

by Generic Gibbon May 17, 2016