Moff, (Usually spelt "Moph" in english) is a highly versatile word, meaning any sort of lazy action, or a less than exceptionally executed task.
To 'Moff' (Moph) is to sit around being a layabout, and not participating in creating the greater good for society.
To do something in a 'Moffy' (Mophy) manner is to take part in an action without being very committed or performing at the zenith of ones abilities.
If something or someone looks. 'Moffy' (Mophy) it/they generally look uninterested and tired, or in the case of the object being a thing, look to be large, clumsy and/or of a funky colour.
In essence, 'Moff' (Moph) can be a verb, a noun, an adjective, an adverb or a preposition, but should be used with caution, as the word will lose it's meaning after a while.
To 'Moff' (Moph) is to sit around being a layabout, and not participating in creating the greater good for society.
To do something in a 'Moffy' (Mophy) manner is to take part in an action without being very committed or performing at the zenith of ones abilities.
If something or someone looks. 'Moffy' (Mophy) it/they generally look uninterested and tired, or in the case of the object being a thing, look to be large, clumsy and/or of a funky colour.
In essence, 'Moff' (Moph) can be a verb, a noun, an adjective, an adverb or a preposition, but should be used with caution, as the word will lose it's meaning after a while.
Example 1. 'Moff is used as a verb:
Anton: What are you guys doing here?
Titus: Nothing, we're just moffing. You?
Anton: Nothing, i might aswell join you.
Example 2: 'Moffy' is used as an adverb:
Felix: How are we three goals down?
Henrik: Our goalkeeper is playing in a moffy manner.
Felix: Oh, yeah. He can be a real Moff sometimes.
Anton: What are you guys doing here?
Titus: Nothing, we're just moffing. You?
Anton: Nothing, i might aswell join you.
Example 2: 'Moffy' is used as an adverb:
Felix: How are we three goals down?
Henrik: Our goalkeeper is playing in a moffy manner.
Felix: Oh, yeah. He can be a real Moff sometimes.
by Smegway February 4, 2018
Moff : A word used only in a small are of the Highlands of Scotland, mainly heard in a luxurious and splendid little Town called Dingwall usually used by the coolest guys in town called 'Gudgies'.
MOFF Means something spectacular, tremendous or outstanding.
MOFF Means something spectacular, tremendous or outstanding.
"Here boi did you see Carl Davis hit 175mph down the A9 in the pure MOFF Renault Megane he has tuned up?"
by Moffatron5000 October 20, 2020
by Rosielotl August 21, 2019
by Balls J. Mahoney September 15, 2006
The word "moff" derived from the southern part regions of Africa and is used to describe a form of state or being (hungover, tired, wasted etc.). This form of communication has been adapted in the creation of slang between the german, afrikaans and english speaking cultures in regions like Namibia, Botswana or South Africa.
Johann: Dude, you look moff man!
Kevin: Thanks! I feel moff aswell.
or
Silvia: Holy!!!! What happend to you?
James: The party last night made me absolutely moff. Way to much booze. I need to rest and go on a detox.
Kevin: Thanks! I feel moff aswell.
or
Silvia: Holy!!!! What happend to you?
James: The party last night made me absolutely moff. Way to much booze. I need to rest and go on a detox.
by doktaj February 1, 2011
To moff, to transfer make-up from ones face to any item ones face may come into contact with. Usually a result of putting too much make-up on.
I bought Chelsea a new coat today but within 5 minutes she'd moffed it, then she hugged me and moffed all over my t-shirt.
by TBea92 February 22, 2014
by PikiePoo May 24, 2008