Definition
Plural of hepcat; multiple fashionable or jazz-savvy people.
Etymology
Regular plural of 'hepcat,' maintaining the same etymological roots of 'hep' and 'cat' from mid-20th century American slang.
Kelly Says
The hepcats had an entire secret vocabulary—they'd say 'bebop' and 'zoot suit,' creating a cultural boundary between the in-crowd and everyone else, which is actually what all slang is designed to do.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
HEPKATE'S
HEP-ka-tee's
ARالعربية
قطط هيب
qit-tat hib
BNবাংলা
হেপকেটস
hep-ket-s
CACatalà
hepcats
hep-kats
CSČeština
hepcats
hep-kats
DEDeutsch
hepcats
hep-kats
ELΕλληνικά
hepcats
hep-kats
ESEspañol
hepcats
hep-kats
FAفارسی
هپکتها
hep-kat-ha
FRFrançais
hepcats
hep-kats
HIहिन्दी
हेपकेट्स
hep-ket-s
HUMagyar
hepcats
hep-kats
IDBahasa Indonesia
hepcats
hep-kats
ITItaliano
hepcats
hep-kats
JA日本語
ヘプキャットたち
hepu-kyatto-tachi
MSBahasa Melayu
hepcats
hep-kats
NLNederlands
hepcats
hep-kats
PLPolski
hepcats
hep-kats
PTPortuguês
hepcats
hep-kats
RORomână
hepcats
hep-kats
RUРусский
hepcats
hep-kats
SVSvenska
hepcats
hep-kats
SWKiswahili
hepcats
hep-kats
TAதமிழ்
ஹெப் கேட்ஸ்
hep-kaat-s
TEతెలుగు
హెప్కేట్స్
hep-ket-s
TRTürkçe
hepcats
hep-kats
UKУкраїнська
hepcats
hep-kats
URاردو
ہپ کیٹس
hep-kaat-s
VITiếng Việt
hepcats
hep-kats