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Scarfy

(to scarf)
scarflike
an object that looks like a scarf

that mans hair looks scarfy

by jim of the north March 25, 2007

Scarfy

1. An adjective referring to anything that goes beyond trendy and hip.

2. An adjective meaning anything that is unnecessarily trendy and serving no true function.

The word has become commonplace as a substitute for using the term hipster.

Mary: I've switched to only drinking herbal teas from fair-trade shops.

Jane: Mary, you are so scarfy.

by bennyDNGR July 12, 2013

Scarfy

an adjective, a nasty mangy looking object, person or animal.

My moms dog is full of fleas and very scarfy.
or
Stop giving me the scarfy pillow!!

by chere577 June 22, 2012

Scarfy

A literal sweerheart. Anyone would sell their arm and leg to meet a Scarfy in real life. Scarfies are super hot and beautiful, not mention sex gods ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜

"Hey I met someone named scarfy today!"

by Krisisis November 22, 2021

Scarfy

Hungry; famished.

I was feeling scarfy, so I stopped and got a burger.

by Furbymaster February 28, 2018

Scarfy

A scarfy is a pretentious indie or theatre kid, who would usually engage in activities such as eating their lunch in the photography room or spending free blocks in the "art hallway." They generally listen to horrible music which usually consists of acoustics too quiet to hear, extremely loud drums, and vocals that give you a migrain, which they may think are "deep" or "profound" but are actually complete and utter horse shit. They are characterized by the scarfs they wear year round.

Did you hear about David? Yeah, what a shame, 1 month of being in theatre and he's already a scarfy.

by HeLLzMaTtX2 February 01, 2007

scarfie

A Kiwi university student. Specifically, a student at the University of Otago in Dunedin.

person 1: "There were heaps of scarfies at $1 draft night at the Captain Cook pub."
Person 2: "No shit"

by sundown July 25, 2005