Naff example sentences

naff

verb BRITISH ENGLISH informal (naff off)

naff (verb) · naffs (third person present) · naffed (past tense) · naffed (past participle) · naffing (present participle)

  - go away:

naff

adjective BRITISH ENGLISH informal

naff (adjective) · naffer (comparative adjective) · naffest (superlative adjective)

  - lacking taste or style:

Synonyms

depart, leave, go, decamp, fly, skedaddle, split, vamoose, scat, scram, get, begone, avaunt, substandard, bad, inferior, poor, appalling, abysmal, atrocious, abject, awful, terrible, dismal, dreadful, execrable, frightful, miserable, wretched, lamentable, deplorable, pitiful, inadequate, insufficient, unsatisfactory, unacceptable, shoddy, tinny, trashy, cheapjack, lousy, crummy, bum, diabolical, rotten, sad, tatty, tacky, dire, ropy, duff, rubbish, rubbishy, pants, grotty, crap, crappy, shitty, chickenshit, direful, egregious, excellent

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