Gaff

[Sarah]

The spar upon which the upper edge of a fore-and-aft sail isextended.

[Sarah]

gaff is an irish slang word for house, its also used across Scotland and parts of England and Wales

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Noun.

British slang for one's flat/apartment.

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Someones House, where they live, used in Dublin, Ireland

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One's private residence.

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An irish expression refering to ones house

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Panties designed for men to hide their bulge and tuck it underneath them like a good crossdresser should

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Guyanese word for

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1. A mistake
2. Place of abode

[Sarah]

Gaff was originally tokened (amongst other countries with other meanings) in Newcastle Australia in the late 70's to mean ignore.

[Gregory]

Gaff in Yachting. A spar that is placed at the top of a four-cornered sail.

[Vania]

Gaff in Fishing. An instrument consisting of a metal hook attached to a stout pole used for landing heavy fish.