naffer

UK
/ˈnæfə/
US
/ˈnæfər/
naffernoun
naffers
pl
UK
/ˈnæfə/
US
/ˈnæfər/
Traductions
The naffer was responsible for organizing the event.
Наффер был ответственен за организацию мероприятия.
Définitions
A person who is considered to be uncool or lacking in style.
He was often teased by his friends for being a naffer because of his outdated fashion sense.
naffadjective

naffer

Comp.

naffer
Comp.
naffest
Super.
UK
/næf/
US
/næf/
Traductions
His naff jokes didn't amuse anyone.
Его дешёвые шутки никого не развеселили.
The decor in the restaurant was quite naff.
Декор в ресторане был довольно безвкусный.
She wore a naff outfit to the party.
Она надела пошлый наряд на вечеринку.
Définitions
Lacking taste or style; unfashionable or tacky.
The decor in the restaurant was quite naff, with outdated wallpaper and mismatched furniture.
Inferior or substandard in quality.
The movie was a bit naff, with poor acting and a predictable plot.
naffverb
Définitions
To go away or leave, often used as an imperative.
He told me to naff off when I asked him for help.
To be silly or foolish.
Stop naffing around and get back to work.
To ruin or spoil something; to mess up (often used with the particle "up").
She completely naffed up the cake by leaving it in the oven too long.