Gucci

Officially, Gucci is an Italian brand of luxury fashion products, such as handbags and sunglasses. As many ghettoized American blacks have coveted Gucci's products, though, the word became a slang description, too. A gucci person is artificial, materialistic, and uppity—fixated on displaying wealth or refinement via possessions or airs—while a gucci thing is coveted by such a personality. Like calling someone "boujee", calling someone "gucci" was mostly pejorative. Yet since the 2010s, with vanity increasingly normalized and even esteemed in American culture, both slang words have shifted from connoting belittlement to connoting admiration.

What, you're too gucci for us now?

Hey, turn around so I can get a good look at that outfit. Wow. Gucci!

by Correct Meaning December 22, 2017

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Gucci

gucci coochie

Mark: “I bought a belt from Gucci today!!”
Jessica: “You mean Gucci Coochie?”

by igetalotofdick April 29, 2022

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Dongle in my Gucci

Street slang for sex

"Dongle in my Gucci"
- Steve Jobs, Former CEO of apple

by Steve Jobs, Former Apple CEO July 21, 2020

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Mauricio Gucci

Mauricio Gucci most likely wouldn't take his eyes off Patrizia Reggiani when she walked through a room not because she wore the pants in their relationship, but because he subconsciously didn't trust her, whether he was aware of it consciously or not.

Patrizia Reggiani seems like the kind of person desperate to prove to everyone around her that she is strong and not weak, fun/exciting/colorful and not plain, hardworking and not spoiled, responsible and not careless, serious and not silly, and so on. Mauricio Gucci saw through her like the rest of his family, he just didn't pay enough attention to exactly what his subconscious was telling him about her.

by The Original Agahnim January 7, 2022

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