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• naffing — Adv./Adj. Used as an intensive, such as fucking . E.g. That naffing couple nextdoor were argueing again last night …   English slang and colloquialisms

• naffing — adj British an all purpose intensifying adjective used as a euphemism for fucking …   Contemporary slang

• naffing — næf v. (British) fool around adj. (British Slang) outmoded, lacking taste, lacking fashionable style; worthless, useless n. type of sea fowl with tufts …   English contemporary dictionary

• naffing — adjective used to emphasize annoyance. → naff …   English new terms dictionary

• naffing —  grumbling ; hagling in a bargain. North …   A glossary of provincial and local words used in England

• naffing — naffˈing adjective and adverb Used as an offensive qualification • • • Main Entry: ↑naff …   Useful english dictionary

• Porridge (TV series) — This article is about the British TV series. For other uses, see Porridge (disambiguation). Porridge Porridge Titles Format Comedy Created by …   Wikipedia

• naff — [naf] adj. [Brit. Slang] Brit. Slang 1. inferior in quality or condition 2. tasteless or unfashionable * * * I. naff1 (năf) adj. Chiefly British Slang Unstylish, clichéd, or outmoded.   [Possibly of dialectal origin.]   II …   Universalium

• naff — adj tasteless, inferior, shoddy and unappeal ing. Naff had existed in working class slang for at least 40 years by the time it became a vogue word in the later 1970s. It had been used in the jargon of prosti tutes to mean nothing or negligible.… …   Contemporary slang

• naff — naff1 verb Brit. informal 1》 (naff off) go away. 2》 [as adjective naffing] used to emphasize annoyance. Origin 1950s: euphemism for fuck; cf. eff. naff2 adjective Brit. informal lack …   English new terms dictionary

• naff — Brit. informal ► VERB 1) (naff off) go away. 2) (naffing) used to emphasize annoyance. ► ADJECTIVE ▪ lacking taste or style. DERIVATIVES naffness noun …   English terms dictionary