pept
pept adjective: of low quality; worthless.
Adjective
pept (comparative more pept, superlative most pept)
- Of low quality; worthless.
- been offered a^([sic]) apprenticeship but the wage is absolutely pept2015 October 21, @sam_hunter7, Twitter, archived from the original on 17 Oct 2022
- It's all backwards, I just don't get these niggas / Dumb ballers, its like they're all pept these niggas2016 July 28, “(Freestyle)”, in Daily Duppy, performed by Aystar, GRM Daily
Forms of pept
| comparative | more pept |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pept |
Questions about pept
- What does pept mean?
- Pept means of low quality; worthless.
- What part of speech is pept?
- Pept is an adjective.
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