An interjection used immediately after a sarcastic remark, for the sake of emphasis and humor, to test others' gullibility and unreasonable willingness to believe everthing they hear
"Silly rabbit, seriously, come over here and you can have some Trix..."
"Sweet Ecstasy!" *the silly rabbit promptly pops up like toast and gaily clicks his hind paws together in midair*
"...Berf!"
"Sweet Ecstasy!" *the silly rabbit promptly pops up like toast and gaily clicks his hind paws together in midair*
"...Berf!"
by The Wadinator January 09, 2008
by MuffinKate January 02, 2006
by finks April 24, 2008
by Vizun April 30, 2006
A sparingly used word to put emphasis on the word "both".
A higher degree of emphasis than bof, which is higher than both.
A higher degree of emphasis than bof, which is higher than both.
Scott: Both of us are going to the hair stylist for a haircut.
Javon: Bof of us is goin to da parlor to trim we fros.
Darquavis: Berf us gizzah mosey to da barber shop and get a fresh cut.
Javon: Bof of us is goin to da parlor to trim we fros.
Darquavis: Berf us gizzah mosey to da barber shop and get a fresh cut.
by Big Country Kellogg April 05, 2007
A person who is a BFF (best friend forever), shortened to one word for saving time while talking. It is often used when trying to get another person to do something for you or to cheer them up by telling them they are your BFF (berf).
by Chris Crawford June 12, 2007
by Schmeedlorfen April 10, 2007