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To chaff is to steal something. I chaffed seven cans of red bull today
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A chaff is the name given to a group (or person) of people who are moronic junkies who have dead end jobs and live in a rough estate.
Display a very limited vocabulary using words such as 'ravin' 'shafe geez' and 'give me your mobile or i'll f***king knife ya' you f***king chaff, p**s off back to your council flat
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A person kept around during the zombie apocalypse by a group of survivors as the designated bait when running from zombies. Usually a slower, heavier or asthmatic person without stamina. The idea is that he/she will be the person at the back of the group and will be caught by the zombies thus allowing the rest of the group to escape. It has its origins in WWII radar counter-measures - bogus targets dropped by aircraft to confound enemy surveillance. "We keep Bill around as Chaff, we don't have to run fast, just faster than Bill....."
"Who's the Chaff in this group? Look around, if you can't pick him out, it's you!" |
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A situation or person which conflicts with one's own situation or beliefs. Often used at prep schools in Northern New Hampshire. Damn, that kid is such a chaff. I hate that tool.
This homework is such a chaff. |
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Highly reflective debris launched from the back of aircraft to confuse radar guided missiles. Chaff is usually launched together with pairs of flares, which throw off infra-red guided missiles. The F-15 pilot performed evasive turns and started dumping chaff & flares as soon as he heard the missile warning beep.
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Means 'to steal'.
Of late-80s/early-90s origin, initially in the Ipswich area. 'Did Chris pay for that skateboard?'
'No, he chaffed it?' |
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(n)Refuse "After dinner, throw the chaff to the dogs"
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