gafuffle

1.) (v) To stir up emotion in a bunch of friends, particularly those who may be a bit buzzed. Often happens on the way to a party.

2.) (n) A group of loud party-goers.

1.) The citizens were walking the streets, gafuffling on the way to the party.

2.) The gafufflers walked down the street, laughing and carrying on.

by Eric Stishan December 26, 2007

Gafaffle

A big laugh. A roar almost.

“I gafaffled today at work because something was funny”

by Ruka souen August 24, 2021