Plural Noun

Trainers or athletic-style shoes.

“Those new creps are clean.”

One’s neighbourhood, local area, estate, or home territory.

“He’s not from our ends; he’s from south London.”

Clothes or garments, especially when discussing style or an outfit.

“He turned up in fresh garms.”

Tiny candy sprinkles placed on ice cream, doughnuts, and other desserts; some speakers use the word especially for chocolate sprinkles.

“Can I get chocolate jimmies on that cone?”

Groceries, shopping, or small errands to be collected.

“I’m heading down for the messages—do we need milk?”

Italian fried dough pastries, commonly served warm and dusted heavily with powdered sugar.

““We grabbed a bag of zeppole at the street fair.””