naft
naft by Farce Pest July 15, 2004
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NAFT
Acronym for New Age Free Thinker. Hippies and hipsters will tend to put this in their display name to show how punkrawk and/or straight edge they are. Often used as an adjective (1) sometimes as a noun (2) and sometimes just as people want to use it (3). 'NAFT'ing often encourages liberal topics such as gay marriage, anti-monogamism, free drug use, anti drug use, and other conflicting viewpoints that nobody gives a shit about anyways.
One can only hope that this won't become a label...do I even need to point out that these NAFT supporters are invariably female?
One can only hope that this won't become a label...do I even need to point out that these NAFT supporters are invariably female?
NAFT by Nobodycares April 22, 2006
Related Words
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Naft
1. A universal word used by retards.
2. A word that can mean absolutly anything
3. A word that replaces all adjectives, adverds, conjunctions, determiners, interjections, nouns, objects, prepositions, pronouns, subjects, and verbs
2. A word that can mean absolutly anything
3. A word that replaces all adjectives, adverds, conjunctions, determiners, interjections, nouns, objects, prepositions, pronouns, subjects, and verbs
Naft that! I'm not going to naft that fucking naft.
She's so naft. I would take her naft and naft it all nafting night
You've just been nafted!
Naft! what did I tell you about nafting on the floor.
She's so naft. I would take her naft and naft it all nafting night
You've just been nafted!
Naft! what did I tell you about nafting on the floor.
Naft by Dante Pappert-Stockton August 8, 2007
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