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to scarf

to scarf

1 9.9
To harm oneself by restricting breathing during sexual activity to increase pleasure
  • verb
  • /skɑrf/
  • Offensive
translation icon : practicar asfixia autoerótica (vulgar)
  • Did you see him scarf in the bathroom?

Examples

  • He likes to scarf when he's alone.

  • The group discussed the phenomenon of teens who scarf after reading about it online.

  • He heard the risks of trying to scarf but tried it anyway.

  • Some people scarf because they believe it intensifies the experience, though it is very dangerous.

  • He confessed that he often prefers to scarf when he feels overwhelmed.

  • During a private moment, he would scarf as a way to cope with his stress.

  • She mentioned that her boyfriend sometimes scarfs to enhance his pleasure.

Phrasal Verbs

to scarf out
  • Informal
8.4

To eat a lot of food very quickly

Compounds

bhagwa scarf
  • Indian
9.9

A saffron-colored scarf worn to show Hindu identity or political support

5.1

A wide triangular cloth worn around the neck to hold an injured forearm

scarf joint
  • Specialized
9.0

A connection where two pieces are shaped to fit end to end to form a longer piece

Surface Forms

scarf infinitive
scarfed past
scarfed past participle
scarfing present participle
scarfs third person singular

Etymology

Scarf in the sexual sense is a modern slang that links to the idea of choking or cutting off breath, so a helpful way to remember this use is that it refers to partial strangling during sexual activity, and it is very dangerous.