noun
General Slang
daft apeth
· noun · mancunian
A silly fool — affectionately.
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Definitions
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A loveable idiot. From 'daft ha'porth' — half a penny's worth of daft. You call your mate this when they've done something thick but you still like them. Pure northern term of endearment dressed as an insult.
“You've put your jumper on inside out, you daft apeth.”
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daft apeth In A Sentence
You've put your jumper on inside out, you daft apeth.
Origin & Usage
Contraction of 'daft halfpennyworth' — old British coinage. 'Ha'porth' = ha'penny's worth, i.e. a tiny amount.
People Also Ask
What does daft apeth mean?
It's an affectionate way to call someone a silly fool. It's used warmly, more like teasing than an insult.
How do you use daft apeth in a sentence?
"You've put your jumper on inside out, you daft apeth."
Is daft apeth offensive?
No. It's said affectionately, usually with a smile, to gently poke fun at someone.
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