naff in Dutch
naff in Dutch is smakeloos — naff means (informal) Unfashionable, cheap-looking or badly designed.
naff in Dutch
smakeloos
(Britain, Ireland, Commonwealth, colloquial, Polari) Bad; tasteless, poorly thought out, not workable.
What does "naff" mean?
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adj (informal) Unfashionable, cheap-looking or badly designed.
"A mere seven years after her tragic death, isn’t it grim and tasteless to send her hologram off on some naff tour?"
- adj (informal) Attracted to people of the opposite sex.
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naff in a sentence
- A mere seven years after her tragic death, isn’t it grim and tasteless to send her hologram off on some naff tour?
- Did you see Elon Musk apologise for some tweets this week? (Please don’t be naff and call them “X posts”.)
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What is "naff" in Dutch?
"naff" in Dutch is smakeloos. naff means: (informal) Unfashionable, cheap-looking or badly designed.
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