criffa

Will sell her friends for money

She wanted to sell me! Such a criffa

by Lolaabunny22 November 1, 2022

Criffing

Verb.

The act of ejaculating onto a portable mirror, letting the ejaculate dry into a crust, then using a razor blade to scrape up the crust into a powder, making lines and snorting it.

My nose burned a little after my first criffing attempt, but I'm glad all that semen didn't get wasted on your mom's ass like it usually does.

by criffmaster May 22, 2013

cruffatin

A word of unknown origin ingeniously used in the hip-hop song "Witness" (artist: Roots Manuva) - referring to a man-made hidden meaning, probably a South London word-mix of prophet and crocheting. Meaning: to make up a vision of the future and tell people about it without revealing everything at once by only feeding them encrypted information.

He's sickly cryptic / Spitting the code
And most proud to present that cruffatin mode

by gromek August 14, 2007

criftah

a person who has no friends or is a jizz face. comenly used in villian territory. (:

friend1: hey you're a dick.
friend2: naaah i'll smoke your family you absolute criftah!
friend1: you crossed the line.

by elusive-chance January 11, 2010

chiffarobe

from "chiffonier" (dressmaker) and "wardrobe"; a free-standing tall piece of furniture used to hold clothing; includes a rod for hanging clothes and may include several drawers as well; usually two sides.

Her bustle was neatly folded and stored in the chiffarobe.

by d November 11, 2003

chiffarobe

Similiar to an armoir but smaller. A chiffarobe is a free standing wardrobe which usually has a full length mirrored door. Behind the door there's a rod to hang one's clothes, and several drawers on the opposite side of the mirrored door. Chiffarobes were used in the days before homes had closets.

My best dress is hanging in Grandmother's chiffarobe.

by Mrs. O. Higdon-Crenshaw July 14, 2003

crifanac

In science fiction fandom, mean CRItical FAN ACtivity. Some aspect of an activity in sf fandom deemed more important than others, i.e., meeting minimum activity requirements in an amateur press association at the last possible minute. Coined in the late 1940s by Charles Burbee and usually (but not always) used with satirical intent.

He didn't stop to eat; he was involved in crifanac.

by rich brown August 11, 2004