kef
- noun
- /kɛf/
- NSFW
- The party was filled with laughter and kef.
Examples
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She warned her friends about the dangers of seeking kef through unfamiliar substances.
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The travelers described the kef they experienced after sharing the traditional pipe.
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After smoking the herbs, he slipped into a dreamy kef and smiled at nothing.
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After a long day, I finally found my kef.
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After taking kef at the party, he felt a wave of pleasant euphoria wash over him.
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She enjoyed the soothing effects of kef while relaxing with her friends in the garden.
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Many people seek kef for its ability to induce a state of mild intoxication and bliss.
Antonyms
How Euphoric
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kef meaning a pleasant, mild intoxication comes from Turkish keyif and Arabic kayf, which mean 'pleasure' or 'mood', and people used the word for the nice, dreamy feeling after smoking or drinking, so today it means that relaxed, happy state.