Scafe

The act of smoking bowls of marijuana with a bong. Can be employed as a noun, adjective or a verb.

Noun: "I was hittin' a scafe while that rusty dragon gave me a handy... Thought maybe the weed would turn her into a dime."

Adjective: "She was so scafed that we couldn't even have a coherent conversation..."

Verb: "So I'm scafing and then all of a sudden, I started defecating uncontrollably!"

Titles: "Scafemonkey," "Sir Scaginfton," "Scafeboy," Scafemaster," King Scafe," "Scafe Protege," etc.

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Scafe

A shorter way of saying Cafe SCAD, a cafeteria filled with sassy black cooks and pasta that would make babies cry.

I think I got food poisoning from Scafe.

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Scafe

Verb: To steal, or to take without asking permission.

Noun: A person who steals or takes things without permission.

Verb: "I think Josh scafed my i-ipod.."

" I scafed a copy of the test with the answers.."

Noun: "Josh, you're a scafe, give me back my i-pod!"

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Scafe

Meaning 'everything is alright', sorted, all is well. A variation on the theme of 'safe', originating in East-Side Malpas, Da Port

'Scafe Clart'

'That draw's pretty scafe spa'

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Scafe

Variation of a word African in origin. Synonymous with the verb 'smoke' and can apply to cigarettes, joints, bowls, bongs, and car racing.

Let me scafe some of that chronic bud!

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Scafe

Variation on the word Safe. Meaning to be respected!

Ye blud, you is well scafe!

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Scafe

Verb. A one- word statement that essentially means 'give me half your cigarette'. The cigarette pass is not always immediate, but it is implied that all remaining cigarette may be smoked when it is handed over. The word is South African in origin.

Person 1: Scafe.
Person 2: (Passes cigarette)

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