ends

1. pluralplural of end

1. Multicultural London Englishpluralplural onlyThe area in close proximity to one's home; neighbourhood.

   Don't come 'round my ends again, yeah?

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   On August 6, following the circulation of conflicting accounts of the shooting, the grime MC Scorcher tweeted, '25 years ago police killed my grandma in her house in Tottenham and the whole ends rioted, 25 years on and they're still keepin up fuckry.'

   2015, Richard Bramwell, UK Hip-Hop, Grime and the City

   I'm so London, I'm so south / Food in the ends like there ain't no drought / Flipz don't talk like he's got no mouth

   2015, Stormzy, “Shut Up” (track 15), in Gang Signs & Prayer, performed by Stormzy

   Come to my ends, you must be crazy

   2016, “Jiggle”, performed by slowthai

   Don-E, I roll thru my ends with my Bape hoodie

   2017, “You Alright Yeah?”, performed by Don-E and Nado

   But they are also bound up in Black British youth culture: neighbourhood incubators for music, affordable places to hang, landmarks of “the ends”.

   2026 July 26, Coco Khan, “Am I a chicken-shop lefty? Here’s what a French fast food row taught me about politics”, in The Guardian, →ISSN

   Synonyms: hood, manor, bits

2. pluralplural onlyslangMoney.

1. indicativepresentsingularthird personthird-person singular simple present indicative of end

1. pluralplural of End

plural ENDSs

1. abbreviationacronymAcronym of Electronic Nicotine Delivery System, e.g. a vape, e-cigarette, etc.