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Acronym for Game Day Point Amplification Factor. A woman who wears a jersey to a sporting event becomes 1 to 2 points more attractive.
Trevor: good gracious that girl in the Griffey Jr. Jersey is attractive, easily a 9
Trace: Don't forget about GDPAF, she's probably only a 7 in reality, but still talk to her. Show her your magic trick with the underwear
Trevor: show her my magic underwear?
Trace: ( puts face in palm) you're definitely a zero on the murdery scale.
GDPAF by Redlemmons March 11, 2018
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Hey Bro, don't forget about GDAF Fridays!

dude GDAF god me puking last night..
GDAF by Poojenkins December 1, 2010
Related Words
GDPAF GDAF GDIAF GDAFAF gdaffi GDIAFF Gdiafha. GD pants
Dahvood, I believe you should GDIAF for molesting that sheep.
GDIAF by Brad March 26, 2005
Acronym for;
Go Die In A Fire

To be used as an insult, joke or for whatever use.
"Hey! Screw you!"
"Gdiaf noob"
GDIAF by BloodStain1994 October 10, 2009
acronym for
"Go Die In A F-king Fire"

or whatever the case may be when one expresses one's suggestions to someone, or feelings what have you.....
I think you should go GDIAFF, you're that stupid.

- And much of a "failure" at life, to where you deserve to, well G.D.I.A.F.F...
GDIAFF by SailentShadow September 13, 2009
Get Down And Fuck

past tense: Got Down And Fucked
jackie: hey do you know what you're going to be doing with sam tonight?
jill: i don't know. prolly fool around. i'm really in the mood to GDAF.
GDAF by areyouD? April 8, 2010
That's some GDAF!
GDAF by Brandiniron July 24, 2009
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