Definition of BARF

Other words from barf

barf noun US, informal

"Lemme take you to the bar," he yells to a guest who bellies up and immediately skids in a puddle of barf. —Guy Trebay

Examples of barf in a Sentence

The movie was so disgusting that it made me want to barf. the movie's in-your-face violence made us want to barf

Recent Examples on the Web

Triathletes crap and barf all over themselves all the time and nobody waits. — Marc Peruzzi, Outside Online, "The Unwritten Rules of Sportsmanship," 15 May 2018 Even in the land of normals, being this openly, barf-inducingly cute on Instagram isn’t really allowed. — Rebecca Farley, refinery29.com, "The Weird & Wonderful Pairing Of Pete Davidson & Ariana Grande," 1 June 2018 Instead of erupting explosively and filling the sky with ash, Hawaiian volcanoes tend to simply barf up lava flows—which can generally be escaped at a brisk walking pace. — Scott K. Johnson, Ars Technica, "Here’s what’s going on with Hawaii’s erupting volcano," 11 May 2018 Karl Marx is barfing in the street, but Friedrich Engels—cool as a German pastry under his blonde haircut and expensive hat—is fine. — Josephine Livingstone, The New Republic, "Karl Marx Has a Hangover," 2 Mar. 2018 The inventory caters to health-conscious, affluent millennials rushing to their next meeting and could leave the stoner-slacker crowd searching aimlessly for the machine that barfs out chili and cheese with the push of a button. — Spencer Soper, Houston Chronicle, "Amazon Go, a cashierless convenience store, finally opens to the public," 21 Jan. 2018 Once a derelict came staggering toward us and then collapsed and barfed onto the curb. — Tal Rosenberg, Chicago Reader, "Arts / Film / Politics / Television George Takei on his childhood in Japanese internment camps, his career after imprisonment, and, ugh, Donald Trump," 6 Sep. 2017 Some sympathy card Soccer linesman Andrew McWilliam barfed on the sideline while performing his duties during a Scottish Premiership match, so referee Craig Thomason jokingly flashed him a red card. — Dwight Perry / Sideline Chatter, The Seattle Times, "Up, up, up and away: O’s Trumbo hits a very high one," 12 May 2017 Some sympathy card Soccer linesman Andrew McWilliam barfed on the sideline while performing his duties during a Scottish Premiership match, so referee Craig Thomason jokingly flashed him a red card. — Dwight Perry / Sideline Chatter, The Seattle Times, "Up, up, up and away: O’s Trumbo hits a very high one," 12 May 2017

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