ARCHEE Meaning and
Definition
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Archee is a slang term used predominantly in Australian hip-hop and urban culture. It refers to someone who is perceived as being cool, stylish, or trendy. The term can be used both as a noun to describe a person and as an adjective to characterize something as fashionable or cutting-edge.
Derived from the word "archetypal," archee is often used to describe individuals who embody or set trends in fashion, music, or lifestyle. It is associated with being up-to-date with the latest trends or having a unique sense of style. An archee person is often revered for their ability to stay ahead of the curve and be ahead of popular culture.
The term can also be used to describe an object or event that is considered cool or exciting. For example, someone might say, "That party was so archee, everyone was dressed in the latest fashion and the music was amazing." In this context, archee acts as an adjective, affirming that the party was fashionable and trendy.
The usage of archee originated within Australian urban subcultures, particularly in the realm of hip-hop, but has since spread to more mainstream slang. It has become a way for individuals to express their admiration for someone or something that they consider to be stylish or cool.
Similar spelling words for ARCHEE
- arch-priests,
- IARCH,
- b.arch,
- arch-enemy,
- ariyoshi,
- irish-based,
- Irisha,
- Yerusha,
- ING-ARCH,
- wersh,
- arch-duchesses,
- irish-bred,
- Werche,
- Whorish,
- arch-way,
- orchha,
- scotch-irish,
- Arushi,
- arch-conservative,
- eresh-kigal,
- arch-duke,
- irshya,
- english-irish,
- ARCHII,
- Archie,
- ARSCH,
- earache,
- airish,
- Irish-Canadian,
- Earsh,
- half-arch,
- m.arch.,
- erewash,
- B.I.ARCH,
- Yarrish,
- arch-fiends,
- aricha,
- archeo-,
- orache,
- -arch,
- anti-irish,
- URICH,
- arch-dukes,
- ARCHA,
- weyrich,
- gaelic-irish,
- non-irish,
- arch\'d,
- Archæa,
- arch-angel,
- irish-speaking,
- Anglo-Irish,
- warsh,
- ehrich,
- archæo-geology,
- arch-centra,
- Wearish,
- arch-bishop,
- el-arish,
- Weerish,
- orisha,
- irish-americans,
- arusha,
- irish-born,
- Artia,
- irish-language,
- irish-american,
- Archi-,
- aarushi,
- ORCH,
- Discharging-arch,
- archai,
- irish,
- arch,
- arrache,
- arch-poet,
- ariccia,
- arch-angels,
- urushi,
- arch-nemesis,
- Arch-marshal,
- Erich,
- Wirche,
- urrutia,
- arch-fiend,
- arish,
- arch-flamen,
- arch-diocese,
- yorsh,
- arash,
- irish-trained,
- warraich,
- half-irish,
- arch-bishops,
- orch-or,
- n.irish,
- arch-abbot,
- arch-priest,
- archaia,
- archey,
- arch-angelic,
- m.arch,
- arch-deacon,
- orchy,
- warschau,
- Ehretia,
- scots-irish,
- weirich,
- arch-deacons,
- arch-shaped,
- D.Arch.,
- arch-duchess,
- Yeruscha,
- arashi,
- arch-rivals,
- arch-sexist,
- Ayrsh,
- orsha,
- arch-dioceses,
- orochi,
- archi,
- Ao.arch,
- archea,
- Ersh,
- archway,
- -archy,
- Tory-Irish,
- Erisha,
- ARCHE,
- orecchio,
- arch-enemies,
- arch-,
- irish-catholic,
- arch-rival,
- british-irish,
- arratia,
- b.arch.,
- arch-villain,
- archi-writing,
- Arrish,
- arch-abbots,
- archæ-,
- Arch-pillar,
- waresh,
- arriccio,
- airshow,
- Warish,
- warshaw,
- Archy,
- Oratia.
