chaff

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.

by CarpeTheDiem180 May 3, 2006

chaff

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.

by Tronno November 9, 2004

chaff

Means 'to steal'.

Of late-80s/early-90s origin, initially in the Ipswich area.

'Did Chris pay for that skateboard?'
'No, he chaffed it?'

by Alec Grant January 14, 2008

chaff

To chaff is to steal something.

I chaffed seven cans of red bull today

by Shaun01010 July 11, 2004

Chaff

(n)Refuse

"After dinner, throw the chaff to the dogs"

by Browneye July 18, 2003

chaff

Girls (probably guys as well) that aren't really worth dating or maybe not even banging. Below your standards, average, nothing special. They distract you from the more promising targets. (1-4s on the 10 scale)

I had to bang my way through the chaff at school until I found something worth introducing to my friends

by gamestricken August 30, 2012

Chaff

to Chill Hard as Fuck

I just quit my job and I have nothing to do until next week, lets chaff bro.

by jimmini zook June 15, 2011