Endearing nickname for Everton football club. Coined in 19th century when ladies would sell toffees at the home matches. Modern equivalent to this toffee is the black and white striped Everton Mint
by ud40 February 23, 2005
Synonymous with 'sweets' or 'candy' in Northern England.
by SirPoopmunch July 23, 2012
Supporter of by far the most emphatic team in the beautiful game. Hater of Kopites. Trustworthy by definition, these honourable lads and ladies forge a belief in what is possible through sheer determination and style: a class that can never be matched by the cheap nouveau riche red shite. Toffees are people of directness, unparalleled by any, not afraid to speak out in the name of truth and integrity. The wrongs of Europe will be righted. It is only a matter of time and belief.
Dweller of Goodison Park.
by Goodison Dweller July 27, 2005
The beauty of the word toffee is that its meaning is constantly evolving. It means what you want it to mean and more importantly what you need it to mean at any given moment. The buck wild flavor sauce to any English sentence.
by Israelitenstien October 27, 2012
An amazing person who is not only adorable but deserves more than just the world. You love them to plus or minus infinity.
by SedateTheExcorcist March 20, 2022
1. A very sticky sweet thing.
2. Anything and everything. A word used to describe any word you can think of, in any context.
2. Anything and everything. A word used to describe any word you can think of, in any context.
by Dônkéy May 19, 2013
innocent sugar that has been buttered and roasted beyond belief and then petrified into a supposedly edible form. despite never having been successfully bitten through, it's flavor has been described as "overwhelming".
see also: adamantine, coffee
see also: adamantine, coffee
by GrillSalt March 15, 2020