Biffin's Bridge

The area between the vagina and the anus..cross if you dare!

Well it slipped out of the hole, across Biffin's Bridge and up the ante!

by Tracey August 29, 2003

Biff Tannen

A quick tempered, slow witted jock, often in the context of a bully. A Biff often compensates for his lack of knowledge with force or otherwise aggressive action.

The term is derived from the bully in Back to the Future I and II who harassed George McFly not only in has past, but also through the future.

Yo McFly, why don't you make like a tree and get outta here.

by Fred Rogers February 25, 2004

biffles

From the acronym 'BFFL', which stands for 'best friends for life'.

He was acting like we were biffles, even though I hadn't heard from him in years.

by Hudson December 23, 2004

bring back the biff

To promote and encourage the punch up or biff back to Rugby League.

Reg yells at the tv, "Bring Back the Biff!"

Steph shouted excitedly, "Crocker's bringing back the biff!!"

by soandso November 10, 2008

You fat biffer

Someone eating or aquiring comically large and/or frequent amounts of food, or appearing to do so.
Must be said with a south-west english accent (Cornwall, Devon, etc.)
Only works with the 'You' at the front, and only happens with 'You' and 'Bif' on one note, and 'fat'and 'fer' on a higher one.
There's no real emphasis anywhere, and it's deadpan despite the humourous intent.

"4 pints. And a pie."
"You fat biffer."

by davev July 15, 2005

Biffwiffin

Literally, the acronym BFFWFN, which translates to "Bad From Far, Worse From Near". This term refers to an individual who may find someone unattractive from a distance, yet from up close, he or she looks even more repulsive.

Dave saw Rhonda from across the street and realized that she was busted up. He later bumped into her at the corner store and nearly hurled all over that biffwiffin.

by Snocap September 19, 2006

Biffism

Coined by the popular character Biff Tannen from the Back To the Future movies, when one takes a known "exit" phrase and switches the ending so it no longer makes any sense. Often used for the enjoyment of obtaining a double take from the person with whom you are conversing.

Instead of telling McFly to "Make like a tree and leave," Biff told McFly to "Make like a tree and get outta here," thus committing a Biffism.

by OneNation October 7, 2007