Gaff

Gaff is a Irish term for ‘House’ this word is also used in South Scotland and North England. It was originated in Ireland and is widely used in the Northen Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. This term was used in 2007 in London widely, but this term has died off

‘Hey boomting wanna come to my gaff?
‘Erm, no, go have a bath, fact have a shower I’m really not fussy.’

‘Leave him alone fam he don’t want your pussy’

by British Words March 19, 2019

Gaff

Primarily used by scousers(citizens of Liverpool), to describe a gathering in which friends come together to consume drugs.

Get to ar's for a gaff, got the lemo (cocain) on route.

by LBM123456 March 18, 2022

Gaff

When a person intraveniously injects meth and the rush is so intense it causes the person to instantly cough. Hense, the coughing is known as the gaff.

Wow, did you hear the "gaff" I got from that load I just did?

by MerryChrismeth April 24, 2010

gaff

If someone’s having a gaff. They’re having a house party.

A party at someone’s house/flat/apartment

“Jay is having a gaff, you coming?”

by PolarGear May 13, 2020

Gaff

1. The act of kissing someone with tongue - slang term used in Scotland

2. The place someone lives

1. I gaffed the burd I’m talking to last night
2. Come round to ma gaff

by Sting January 1, 2020

Gaff

Scottish and Irish slang meaning “party”

“Are you going to Callum’s gaff”

by Yourmaw February 5, 2021

gaff

a word you can call someone when having banter. a word to describe someone who is annoying in a joke type of way.

your such a gaff

by ellierams September 15, 2011