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Definition of poorcore
poorcore
- Someone who is wealthy who acts and or dresses poor.
"A known millionaire has been dressing poorcore to fit in with the "in" crowd at the punk show"Last edited on May 09 2022. Submitted by Anonymous on May 09 2022.
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