What does triff mean?
Triff means (UK, slang) terrific; wonderful.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(UK, slang) terrific; wonderful.
As I remember it, Elite screwed up the first time it had a go at this one, and ended up having to get Gargoyle (who?) to cobble something together in about two weeks or something ridiculous. You wouldn't believe it, though. This one's triff through and through.
Our daughter thinks you're wonderful. “Cool” I think was the adjective she used. […] Or maybe it was “triff”.
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Triff means (UK, slang) terrific; wonderful.
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
As I remember it, Elite screwed up the first time it had a go at this one, and ended up having to get Gargoyle (who?) to cobble something together in about two weeks or something ridiculous. You wouldn't believe it, though. This one's triff through and through.
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