verb, imperative - A misspelling of the imperative "give" of the verb "to give" that is now an actual word commonly used in online games like mmorpgs. The word was probably coined by a rude guy unreasonably demanding people to give him stuff and typing this out very messily. People now use this word mockingly when posing demands.
Deathkillmurder: "m8s look at this uber bow I won in lotto!"
Fotmscout: "gifv bow!!11"
Gimpmanceralt: "wow, that's a nice piece of kit. I'll give you 10 plat for it"
Fotmscout; "gifv!11!!"
Deathkillmurder: "lol"
OR
Husband: "gifv dinner"
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The word "nà à b" (and later on "naab") is derived from the word n00b meaning newb, newbie or beginner in internet slang.
Etymology: on azerty keyboards the "Ã " is on the same key as the "0": shift+"Ã " gives "0".
In the heat of a squabble people sometimes miss their shift key and end up typing nà à b instead of n00b. Of course these people are so l33t that there typos become new words.
n00blet: "omg I emptied an entire mag in his face!"
l33tard: "nà à b!"
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