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Pembrokeshire slang for Tangled
I can't use that rope it's Caffled
Caffled by SeaParrot September 11, 2021
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It's pembrokeshire slang for Tangled
I can't use that rope. It's Caffled
Caffled by SeaParrot September 11, 2021
According to corkslang.com, caffler is a noun meaning a young rogue, an impish, saucy young fellow, an impertinent boy. It is used around Cork city in Ireland.
It probably derived from French 'caviller'.
That fellow is a caffler.

' . . . . I rocked that little caffler in his cradle.' (Murphy)

'Young cafflers would come after me along the Mardyke calling me names.' (O'Mahony)
caffler by chihaya November 7, 2007
The word caffle means to either sit down and rest or go to sleep.
"Im tired, Im going to go and caffle for a while"
caffle by KhamSari March 11, 2006
To chicken out, or go back on a deal. Used mainly when people agree to go somewhere and then pull out or don't show up.
Trevor: Where's Frederick? I thought he was coming on this sojourn.

Gavin: Ahh... just had a text from him. He's caffled.

chicken out wuss chicken shit wuss out let down
Caffle by croiz June 21, 2011

Caffeeding 

when you pull all-nighters because college is killing you and you need to pump yourself full of caffeine the next day since drinking vodka in class is frowned upon
"Why are you drinking so much coffee??"
"I'm caffeeding myself!!"
Caffeeding by taypsu2 February 14, 2018