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kif

/ kɪf; kiːf /

noun

Origin of kif¹

C20: from Arabic kayf pleasure

The Arab smokes kif also, a concoction whose iniquitous effects are only equalled by those of the state-protected opium of Bengal.

These voluptuous epicurean Arabs smoke kif, not surreptitiously, but guiltily.

One finds the kif shops at every little village en route, often where he will not even find a caf maure.

"But kif me the ledder," said the German gentleman, holding out his hand toward Coconnas, who hesitated.

Any koot zinger can zing a peautiful zong and kif bleasure, I zubboce!

April 25, 2024firkin

[fur-kin ]

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