Gaffer

Irish slang word for a wild party, typically at a "gaff" (irish slang for house).

"Righ', so my mam and da are out so I'll be having a mad gaffer!"

by Mad-Yoke-From-Ireland July 23, 2018

The Gruffle

An evil red fire breathing monster from the books and television programme Puddle Lane.

Oh no! The Gruffle! Please Don't hurt us. Etc

by Doggysoft September 11, 2005

gaff

A slang word, used mostly in Britain as another word for house. Mostly used by morons and tools.

Hey, you coming round my gaff?

Your house, yes. But not your gaff.

by gaffhater August 22, 2009

gafuffle

1.) (v) To stir up emotion in a bunch of friends, particularly those who may be a bit buzzed. Often happens on the way to a party.

2.) (n) A group of loud party-goers.

1.) The citizens were walking the streets, gafuffling on the way to the party.

2.) The gafufflers walked down the street, laughing and carrying on.

by Eric Stishan December 26, 2007

Gruffnut

the pooey mess left behind in the anal hair if an anus is not wiped with enough care is called gruffnut.

Glen recieved lots of gruffnut when he went for a poo and didnt wipe afterwards. This caused a discusting mess to be left in his anal hair over the anal region and his undergarments.

by Chris the gr8 666 January 19, 2006

Dean Gaffney

Dean Gaffney played Robbie Jackson in the popular BBC1 soap Eastenders for a number of years. Recently he is famous for being in a group known as 'the lads'. The lads are known around Bristol for their heavy drinking, womanising and trouble-making.

Dean Gaffney sighed happily as Beppe pulled down his trousers and pants.

by Gareth Ronan August 16, 2006

Gaff

To get caught up in or by something unexpectedly with negative results. Based on the hook used to drag a large fish onto a boat.

Admiral Krag was the king of internet latinas until he got gaffed by a cease and desist letter.

by nexusix February 2, 2009