You know, for photos that just make him want to barf, like gay couples kissing.
"I ain't had a barf since Gravesend," said Dickie, and flushed at the indiscretion.
"Why, barf is very near all the same as my own father," he said.
Phillips says that it is equivalent to 'barf,' and means 'a detached hill.'
On being asked who he was, the occupant stood up and replied in a Cockney voice: "Sikey at the barf!"
barf Latrigg is ageing fast now; he was my father's crony; if I slighted him, I should feel as if father knew about it.
barf Latrigg was sixty then, turning a bit gray, but able to shear with any man they could put against him.
Yes, yes; barf is as happy as a boy now, but I remember when he was back-set and fore-set with trouble.
barf had lost his sight when I got there; but he knew my voice, and he asked me to lay my face against his face.
barf's married daughters had their portions long ago, but he left each of them three hundred pounds as a good-will token.
"to vomit or retch,"1960, American English slang, probably imitative. Related: Barfed; barfing. As a noun, from 1966. Barf bag "air sickness pouch" attested from 1966.
interjection
An exclamation of strong disgust: You want to know what I think of it? Barf! (1970s+)
verb
[Computer 1980s+; probably echoic]
