noun
General Slang
bifter
· noun · scouse
A cigarette or, more often, a joint.
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Definitions
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A joint — a rolled cannabis cigarette. The word has spread well beyond Liverpool but stays heavily associated with Scouse and wider Northern English slang. Can occasionally mean a regular cigarette, but nine times out of ten it's the spliff.
“Lad's been outside rolling a bifter for the last twenty minutes.”
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A regular cigarette. Less common usage but it does turn up, especially among older speakers.
“Pass us a bifter, I'm gasping.”
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bifter In A Sentence
Lad's been outside rolling a bifter for the last twenty minutes.
Pass us a bifter, I'm gasping.
Origin & Usage
Variants
bifta
People Also Ask
What does bifter mean?
A bifter is a cigarette, or more often a joint.
How do you use bifter in a sentence?
You might say, 'He nipped out the back to spark a bifter.'
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