1. A student or former student of a preparatory school. 2. A person whose manner and dress are deemed typical of traditional preparatory schools. Of or relating to a preppy or a preparatory school.
I don't know if Avril is one of those who misspell words for the cool factor, but in regard to clothing, chances are the word is preppy. This word was popular in the late seventies when I was in high school. Its connotation was snobbish and conformist. I wasn't preppy. Actually I was barely civilized.
i am not sure but; maybe in your response, you should use the present perfect (i have never seen), instead of using the past perfect(i had never seen), if i am out, thanks in advance for correction.
preppy 1 preppy preppies Preppies are young people, especially in America, who have often been to an expensive private school and who are conventional and conservative in their attitudes, behaviour, and style of dress. (mainly AM) N-COUNT
2 preppy If you describe someone or their clothes, attitudes, or behaviour as preppy, you mean that they
Yes, preppy originally came from preparatory school and the way that they dress. Now "preppy" can mean that you dress with semi formal clothes. It has become a byword
In case this is not just a joking remark, here is a comment.
This is obviously slang and used in very casual speech. In such cases, expressions may be used this week that were never used before this week and will never be used after this week.