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Waft = weed/hash A waft = a tasty spliff, preferably rolled backwards using high quality weed and skins. Wafted = stoned Story. Do you have any waft?
Yeah got some nice shit Let us roll you a waft Go for it Nice one |
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A hovering of a smell (fart maybe) through the air. How dare you waft your fart in my direction!
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The rancid smell emitted from between a woman's legs that makes the other start to say, "WHAT THE F***." But instead lose their lunch halfway into it. Matt pulled down Cindy's pants and the waft from her dusty old cakes jumped out and b****slapped him in the face.
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WAFT
What a Fucking Twat. Person 1: Hi Mark, do you have the accounts?
Mark: I do yeah. Person 1: ok... can i get them please. Mark: No i am busy (hangs up phone) Later talking to colegues: Person 1: Mark is a Waft. |
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Act of one wafting various smells and scents foward and away from objects and people Madison go waft away!
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A term that can be used in many contexts to express indifference, disbelief, disregard or to to discredit what was previously said. Note: This versatile word can NEVER be over used. Its survival through the ages is akin to that of a beaver or a red squirrel. It also evolves constantly. P: "Where did you go on holiday?"
S: "The Maldives with Megan Fox" P: "ha, WAFT!" C: "That lecturer doesn't have a clue." E: "I know like. What a load of waft!" After watching a pretentious movie: "Never experienced such waft in my life!" "My essay was just a load of waft but i sounded good." Or "I was wafting on in that essay, didn't know anything about the economic state of Galway!" |
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waft to make a sentence sarcastic, usually used by scottish teenagers to poke fun at others. Tom you are amazing at singing, waft.
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