daft and barmy meaning and definitiondaft and barmy mean? Here you find 1 meanings of daft and barmy.
Cockney rhyming slang - the army.
A Northern (specifically lancastrian) term for a fool, roughly equivalent to the modern term 'muppet' not really and insult, almost a term of endearment Pronounced like 'a-peth' (longish A) Origin: Shortening of a daft 'alfpenny.
A person who is silly in such a way and acts like a daftarse.
instigator
A middle-aged british gambler
Naive female, often perceived as stupid. One who would buy Chantelle's biography and label it a "good read".
(verb) Pronunciation: /dæftbu:t/ to projectile vomit with an arc of spray greater than 2 radians. The word is a portmanteau of Daft Punk and boot, and refers to especially epic vomit spectacles that mimic Daft Punk's live performances in their grandeur of display. Similarities may be found between the spread of the laser lights and the spread of chunks throughout the area that has been daftbooted upon.
Another term for an Aspen.
n. NE England slang term for idiotic dickhead
Someone who is stupid and everything about them is fake. Can be used as an insult or a playful insult when your friend does something stupidDerived from the phrase "Daft dimbo"
When one is in a deep sleep due to being poisoned, the caretaker must call all idiots trying to help a daft dimbo.