Definitions by Martin Heward

biffa 

"Biffa" started off as a school nickname given to a teacher by several witty students. Other meanings include:

1. An insult shouted to someone in a humourus accent.
2. A word shouted when angry.
3. A "Biffa-ripping" shortened to (bipping) occurs when some one has been made to look extremley foolish.

1. "BIFFA"
2. "Awww Biffa!"

biffa by Martin Heward September 15, 2004

wooper 

And expression said when overjoyed.

WOOOOOOOPER! I've won a tenner!

wooper by Martin Heward September 14, 2004

effort 

It is considered an effort when:
1.Something is very poor/rubbish/daft.
2.Someone is being foolish (i.e. bipping someone).

Person 1 - "Pick that up"
Person 2 - "You're a proper effort you!"

effort by Martin Heward September 14, 2004

neffort 

The opposite of effort, neffort is actually an abbreviation of "non-effort".

The meaning is something that is so poor/ridiculous that it is not worthy of being called an effort

Person 1 - "You fancy men"
Person 2 - "That was an effort"
Person 1 - "You are"
Person 2 - "That was a neffort"

neffort by Martin Heward September 14, 2004

you are 

A phrase said to someone whom you don't really like or wish to irritate.

It MUST be said after everything they say.

Person 1 - "You're an effort you"
Person 2 - "You are"
Person 1 - "Stop bipping yourself"
Person 2 - "You are"
Person 1 - "I'm bipping myself?"
Person 2 - "You are"

you are by Martin Heward September 14, 2004