Quaff

1. To drink something (a fountain, sink, potion) in a hearty manner.

2. Usually used by people with an extended vocabulary, such as Edgar Allan Poe.

1. You see here a fountain. 'q'

Drink from the fountain? (y/N) y

This tepid water is tasteless.
from nethack

2. "Quaff, oh quaff such kind nepenthe .."
from The Raven

by Xevium March 7, 2010

Quaff

To feast on something so glorious it brings one immense joy.

Emily was about to quaff on those plantain chips.

by GG Martino April 10, 2019

Quaff

Ginormous hair of epic proportions

look at his dirty quaff, I think there is a rat in there

by crustygymshorts December 20, 2010

Quaff

a name used usually by romanians to describe a girl.

Dude, this chick is a quaff.

by Sants September 28, 2010

Quaff

To drink copiously from a vessel while tilting it so far that some liquid also flows around around your mouth and splashes onto your shirt.

It is hard to avoid quaffing from this Nalgene bottle. The opening is far too wide.

by Gliese October 5, 2009

Quaff

Quaff, a slang name for vagina.

“I put it in her quaff”

“Did you get any quaff last night?”

“How was her quaff?”

by Costelly January 11, 2019

Quaff

The hand whaffing of a queef directly into another's face.

She quaffed me last night after I stink palmed her friend.

by Sickandtwisted September 12, 2011