Streets

What do we mean by streets?

A paved part of road, usually in a village or a town.

A road as above but including the sidewalks (pavements) and buildings.

The people who live in such a road, as a neighborhood.

The people who spend a great deal of time on the street in urban areas, especially, the young, the poor, the unemployed, and those engaged in illegal activities.

An illicit or contraband source, especially of drugs.

Streetwise slang.

A great distance.

Each of the three opportunities that players have to bet, after the flop, turn and river.

Living in the streets.

(urban toponymy) By restriction, the streets that run perpendicular to avenues.

Where the poor ghetto people live. Urban Dictionary

Hot but aware of it. Knows he/she is good looking. As in the Streets song "Fit but my gosh don't you know it." Urban Dictionary

Verb (intransitive) to become available on a wide scale Urban Dictionary

A method of payment for drugs in prison that involves no money changing hands in the prison system, the buyer has someone outside of prison (on the street) pay the seller's business partners outside of prison (on the street), thus payment goes street-to-street Urban Dictionary

Someone that has been been passed around more than COVID-19. Urban Dictionary

The streets are typically home to a diverse population of people and groups. Some of these groups, include hoes, bitches, fucks, morons, and especially Wyatts and other names of that nature. Many alcoholics and nicotine fiends also belong to the streets. Urban Dictionary

The Streets or just 'Streets' for short is the metaphorical location referenced to by the popular saying 'belongs to the streets' and represents the whereabouts of someone who is notably promiscuous. Urban Dictionary

The place where she belongs to. Urban Dictionary

The opposite of bourgeois. 'Street' implies hustle. Every man a potential enemy, every woman a potential hoe. Money is king. The cold reality of day to day life and achieving. Someone who is 'street' is ready to defend themselves at all times and jump on any opportunity to level up. The paradox is that anyone who gets comfortable loses all street cred. There is not one hip hop star today who has street cred, because they have all gone soft. Urban Dictionary

A term for someone who is a big ass hoe and just fucks everybody. They typically haves lots of hoes Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to streets:
streets, street, streels, streett.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word streets:
alleys, avenues, squares, rue, paved, lined, pedestrian, avenue, street, boulevard, grid, downtown, lots, neighborhood, neighborhoods, numbered, manhattan, roads, blocks, plaza, brick, traffic, buildings, houses, parking, shopping, parks, intersection, residential, laid, homes, parade, protest.

Words that rhyme with streets:
receipts, sweets, eats, treats, beats, sheets, seats, worksheets, cleats, keats, beets, athletes, suites, deets, elites, feats, heats, fleets, retreats, pleats, meets, sheetz, cheats, completes, defeats, metes, meats, repeats, teats, teets, spreadsheets, peets, parakeets, depletes, dietz, sheats, bleats, deats, tweets, neats, greets, sleets, competes, deletes, deitz, deceits, wheats, petites, deadbeats, heartbeats, deetz, zeitz, tiered seats, weitz, viets, leitz, obsoletes, graetz, mistreats, tietz, skeets, peitz, beitz, gaetz, peetz, steitz, reetz, scheetz, overheats, lietz, neitz, pietz, yeatts, backseats, baetz, bietz, dickensheets, keatts, keitz, kreitz, meitz, paetz, raetz, rietz, scheets, zietz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe streets:
narrow, main, principal, crowded, wide, public, back, dark, paved, busy, broad, empty, quiet, cobbled, residential, mean, crooked, dusty, lined, clean, straight, dirty, silent, steep, unpaved, muddy, open, adjacent, familiar, parallel, wet, urban, side, lighted, nearby, regular, golden, suburban, neighbouring, noisy, filthy, hot, congested, darkened, cold, shaded, quaint, tortuous, neighboring, wider, minor, lit, spacious, cross, busiest, arterial, west, medieval, roman, picturesque.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective streets:
people.

Consonant match to streets:
straits, struts, straights, strutz.

Words that sound like streets:
streets, straits, straights, struts, stratz, street, st, streett, stck, st., sturtz, steitz, stirious, stress, straight, states, strut, stats, strait, strides, streaks, stratus, strat, strata, strauss, strate, streight, streeter, strato, straught, straus, strout, strass, streed, stretto, strite, streater, strasse, streit, stouts, strouse, stutz, stoats, struss, stratis, straight a, stites, stotts, stroot, stets, stutes, stotz, staats, starets, streator, stetz, strati, sorites, stots, struse, strads, straw house, serrates, straw hats, stretta, iterates, serious, starts, seats, sorts, steroid, sprouts, stilts, steet, sirius, spritz, steeds, cerise, sprites, secretes, sprits, stints, sternness, sarita, cereus, cerritos, mistreats, steat, stents, stewarts, sarts, stert, sprats, ceris, sirts, steroide, sortes, cereous, citreous, st joe.