Barfed Meaning in English
word · lemma: barf
ˈbɑɹf
BARFD
bˈɑːft
BAHFT
Definition
'Barfed' is the informal, past tense of 'barf', which means to vomit or throw up, especially in a casual or slang way.
Usage & Nuances
'Barfed' is very informal and commonly used in spoken English. It’s often used when talking about getting sick, food that made someone ill, or feeling disgusted. More formal alternatives are 'vomited' or 'threw up'. Avoid using it in formal writing.
Spanish: vomitar (informal) - devolver (informal)Portuguese (BR): vomitar (informal) - gorfar (gíria)Portuguese (PT): vomitar (informal) - deitar cá para fora (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 吐了（口语）Chinese (Traditional): 吐了（口語）Hindi: उल्टी की (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: تقيأ (عامية)Bengali: বমি করেছিল - উলটেছিল (informal)Russian: сто́шнило - вырвало (разговорное)Japanese: 吐いた - もどした (くだけた言い方)Vietnamese: nôn - ói (thân mật)Korean: 토했다 - 게웠다 (비격식적)Turkish: kustu (gayri resmi)Urdu: الٹی کی (غیر رسمی)Indonesian: muntah (tidak resmi) - muntah-muntah (slang)
Example Sentences
He barfed after eating too much cake.
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The dog barfed on the carpet.
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She felt sick and barfed in the bathroom.
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Ugh, I barfed when I saw that gross video.
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The roller coaster was so intense, I almost barfed.
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Don’t tell me you barfed at the party last night!
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