Who knew?
*I have a feeling that definition number two actually mean crude. How can you assign human feeling to inanimate objects? Anthropomorphism, that's how, but I do not think it applies here.
1. zarf
those little cardboard thingies they put around your cup of coffee at starbucks. they call it a cup-sleeve, but it actually is called a zarf.
hey bob, my coffees too hot. throw me another zarf!
2. zarf
A cruel* chalicelike holder for a hot coffee cup.
3. zarf
To zarf something means to misrepresent or misunderstand something in a huge, embarrassing way. It's a neologism created by writer/performer M. C. Brennan, in affectionate reference to the character of Zarf on "All My Children". The antonym of grok.
Dude, when I said I liked metal, I meant Metallica, not Stryper. You totally Zarfed me.
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