Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: Peng

Quick summary: British slang, especially in London and among younger speakers, meaning very attractive.

What does it mean?

Peng is slang for very attractive or good-looking — most common among younger speakers, especially in London English.

Is it positive or negative?

Positive. It's a compliment about someone's or something's appearance.

When do you use it?

Use it casually to describe someone attractive, or sometimes food that looks amazing.

Examples

Example 1: He thinks he's well peng since he got that haircut.

Example 2: This food looks peng, where did you order from?

Question for you

Is there an equivalent word for 'peng' in your own language?

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