GAFF

Someones House, where they live, used in Dublin, Ireland

"Ive got a free gaff so im having a party"

by krn May 22, 2005

Gaff

You want to come over to my gaff for some beers?

by Anonymous January 13, 2003

That was a gaff

by jaydenhello1 October 11, 2019

Gaff is now commonly used with the younger generation as a slang word for 'house party'.

Someone have a decent gaff soon where we can all stay round once we're smashed.

My house ain't big enough for a gaff sorry.

by Csxx2003 August 18, 2017

Joe: 'I've got a free house tonight fella, gaff at mine?'
Kyle : 'Yeah sweet bro'

by JoeTheGaffman November 14, 2015

Gaff was originally tokened (amongst other countries with other meanings) in Newcastle Australia in the late 70's to mean "ignore".

Way to gaff me off back there mate. (translation: Thanks for ignoring me back there, friend.)

by slipdipidis April 9, 2014

Term used in magic to describe a false or rigged item

by TheNeed73 April 15, 2017