You know, for photos that just make him want to barf, like gay couples kissing.
On being asked who he was, the occupant stood up and replied in a Cockney voice: "Sikey at the barf!"
Phillips says that it is equivalent to 'barf,' and means 'a detached hill.'
"I ain't had a barf since Gravesend," said Dickie, and flushed at the indiscretion.
Yes, yes; barf is as happy as a boy now, but I remember when he was back-set and fore-set with trouble.
barf Latrigg was sixty then, turning a bit gray, but able to shear with any man they could put against him.
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.
Charlotte, I have been coming to barf Latrigg's shearings for about half a century.
barf's married daughters had their portions long ago, but he left each of them three hundred pounds as a good-will token.
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.
"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]
