caff
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- noun
- /kæf/
- UK
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café
- Look, I'm just having a good time here, but with the $83 i just saved you, that's what, 16 free large double-caff lattes?
- a half-caff
Examples
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I prefer a cup of half-caff coffee and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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But we don't go caff no more, blud!
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Large double-caff, extra hot.
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Half caff, grande, nonfat, thick foam, wet cap, no lid.
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Half caff, grande, nonfat, thick foam, wet cap, no lid.
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My grandma's coffee is the real stuff—half-caff and you would never know.
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The bar is called the Caff degli Artisti, with signage in Papyrus font, and the clientele all seem to take the name too seriously.
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After a long walk, I decided to grab a bite at the local caff for a quick lunch.
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We found a cozy caff on the corner that served the best coffee and pastries.
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At the end of the street, there's a charming caff where locals go to eat breakfast.
Synonyms
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A small place that serves coffee, drinks, and light food
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A small cafe where people buy coffee and light food
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A small place where people drink coffee and eat light food
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A small place that serves simple meals and drinks
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A small café where people buy coffee and light snacks
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Etymology
Caff is a British informal short form of café, from French café which means 'coffee'. So a caff is a small, everyday place where people go for 'coffee' and simple, cheap meals.