naffnessn.
/ˈnafnəs/, U.S. /ˈnæfnəs/ British colloquial.
The quality or condition of being naff.
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1986 Financial Times 10 Mar. 15/8 Atkinson's brand of ‘cool’ is as laughable as his ‘naffness’ is absurd and frenetic.
1996 Minx Nov. 88/4 The embarrassingly accurate portrayal of student naffness.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1986- to drink oneself into spirit
- to drink oneself out of a situation
- to drink oneself silly
- to drink oneself sleepy
- to drink oneself stupid
- to drink oneself tame
- to drink oneself to death
- to drink or eat out of doors
- to drink or lick on the whip
- to drink or lick up on the whip
- to drink or play cop-out
- to drink or play copout
- to drink out of or into
- to drink someone under the table
- to drink supernaculum
- to drink the cup, or chalice, of joy, sorrow, suffering
- to drink the haterade
- to drink the hen
- to drink the hen silver
- to drink the kool-aid
- to drink the kool-aid of
- to drink the koolaid
- to drink the koolaid of
- to drink the sun up
- to drink the three outs