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Arf'arf'an'arf 

When loosely translated, this British term gives us another word for being embarrassingly intoxicated. And, when used correctly, represents the exact moment your drunk brain has had enough—and when the English language is no longer accessible.
Pub Owner: "come on son time to get a move on we are closing"!

Adam: "Arf'arf'an'arf".

Pub Owner: "This guy's on another planet".
Arf'arf'an'arf by CannabisKings January 17, 2020
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Arfarfan'arf

An 1800's term to indicate that somebody is extremely drunk. It comes from the mispronouncing of 'half' in 'half pint of beer' to 'arf'. 'Arf arf and arf' would therefore indicate a high volume of alcohol has been drunk by the individual.
“Look at Gerry. He's staggering around all over the place.”
“Aye, definitely arfarfan'arf, isn't he?”
Arfarfan'arf by C L G January 31, 2021
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