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naff
B2
British informal adjective
Usage:
78%
tasteless, unfashionable
Translation: tasteless, unfashionable
Pronunciation: /næf/
Meaning: unfashionable, tasteless, or lacking style

This meaning describes clothing, design, entertainment, or behavior considered cheap-looking, outdated, or embarrassing.

The decorations looked rather naff.

He wore a naff patterned shirt.

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B2
British informal adjective
Usage:
67%
poor-quality, worthless
Translation: poor-quality, worthless
Pronunciation: /næf/
Meaning: poor in quality, useless, or disappointing

This broader informal meaning describes something regarded as bad, ineffective, or of little value.

The hotel room was completely naff.

That naff software crashed repeatedly.

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C1
British slang verb
Usage:
46%
go away, leave
Translation: go away, leave
Pronunciation: /næf/
Meaning: to go away or stop bothering someone

Usually used as naff off, this rude British slang expression tells someone to leave or stop interfering.

He told the reporters to naff off.

Naff off and leave me alone.

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