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cheeses crepes! by Adman12 October 26, 2005
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crepes
A term usually used in "Multicultural London English" (sometimes referred to as "Jafaican") meaning trainers (sneakers).
Schmol: "Yo wagwan fam. Oi blud, you bussin some bare peng crepes, you know what I'm saying like oh my days fam."
Jeffery: "Yeah fam, I know right this ting mad peng. Got it at a sale at Aldi, yeah. I tell you mate, these ting bare comfy."
Jeffery: "Yeah fam, I know right this ting mad peng. Got it at a sale at Aldi, yeah. I tell you mate, these ting bare comfy."
crepes by Gandikotologist July 20, 2021
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