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
This word should not even be in the Urban Dictionary other than to list it as a misspelling, or to list an alternate meaning to the word. The word is spelled chafe and the definition is as follows:
Pronounced: CHāf
verb
3rd person present: chafes; past tense: chafed; past participle: chafed; gerund or present participle: chafing
1.
(of something restrictive or too tight) make (a part of the body) sore by rubbing against it.
synonyms: abrade, graze, rub against, gall, scrape, scratch; excoriate
(of a part of the body) be or become sore as a result of abrasive rubbing.
(of an object) rub abrasively against another object.
synonyms: abrade, graze, rub against, gall, scrape, scratch; excoriate
2.
rub (a part of the body) to restore warmth or sensation.
3.
become or make annoyed or impatient because of a restriction or inconvenience.
synonyms: be angry, be annoyed, be irritated, fume, be exasperated, be frustrated
noun
plural noun: chafes
1.
wear or damage caused by rubbing.
2.
archaic
a state of annoyance.
Pronounced: CHāf
verb
3rd person present: chafes; past tense: chafed; past participle: chafed; gerund or present participle: chafing
1.
(of something restrictive or too tight) make (a part of the body) sore by rubbing against it.
synonyms: abrade, graze, rub against, gall, scrape, scratch; excoriate
(of a part of the body) be or become sore as a result of abrasive rubbing.
(of an object) rub abrasively against another object.
synonyms: abrade, graze, rub against, gall, scrape, scratch; excoriate
2.
rub (a part of the body) to restore warmth or sensation.
3.
become or make annoyed or impatient because of a restriction or inconvenience.
synonyms: be angry, be annoyed, be irritated, fume, be exasperated, be frustrated
noun
plural noun: chafes
1.
wear or damage caused by rubbing.
2.
archaic
a state of annoyance.
verb
"the collar chafed his neck"
"the grommet stops the cable from chafing on the metal"
"the bank chafed at the restrictions imposed upon it"
noun
"to prevent chafe the ropes should lie flat"
(misspelled as chaffe: must include the misspelled word in order to submit.)
"the collar chafed his neck"
"the grommet stops the cable from chafing on the metal"
"the bank chafed at the restrictions imposed upon it"
noun
"to prevent chafe the ropes should lie flat"
(misspelled as chaffe: must include the misspelled word in order to submit.)
by justanotherwordguy February 26, 2017
Light and fluffy hair found near a females (never males) nether regions. Derived from 'chaff-chaff'.
Girl in bikini, boy: "I can see your chaff".
"Sam D'Arcy, my God you're a chaff"
"I heard you got rid of your chaff"
"Sam D'Arcy, my God you're a chaff"
"I heard you got rid of your chaff"
by hect and nej January 13, 2005
by Amanda Derrsis May 11, 2005
by Nessa December 31, 2004
Derivative of a chav. However, this is a differnet species from that of Charford, Bromsrove, UK. Hence, chaff from Charford. Like a chav but carries hand to hand weaponary such as knives and ball bearing guns. Language includes:
Taxed - means to steal
Safe - 'Sound'
Taxed - means to steal
Safe - 'Sound'
by T.T October 21, 2004
The act of swinging your arm overhead while releasing a handful of nickles in a large circle like a spray from a lawn sprinkler in order to disperse a mob of panhandling bums, creating a diversion so you can bug-out from the area.
Originated on AR15.COM by Team members SmokeyJ and Trumpet.
Originated on AR15.COM by Team members SmokeyJ and Trumpet.
"I was comin' out of the liquor store with a case of Colt45 Malt Liquor when six street people started hounding me for money or my brews, so I bladed at 45 degrees, released a burst of hobo chaff, and then booked the other way when they scurried for the change."
by silent-m August 5, 2009