| Slang | Meaning & Usage | Origin & Language | Examples | Where It’s Used |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bouffer | to eat (slang) | France, French (colloquial) | “On va bouffer ?” | France, Europe |
Definition & Description of Bouffer/boo-fay
“Bouffer” means to eat, but in a very casual, slangy way.
It’s like saying “to gobble,” “to chow down,” or “to grab food.”
You’ll hear it among friends, family, or coworkers — never in formal settings.
Examples of Bouffer/boo-fay
1. “On va bouffer ?”
Roman: “On vah boo-fay?”
English: “Shall we grab something to eat?”
2. “J’ai trop bouffé.”
Roman: “Jhay troh boo-fay.”
English: “I ate way too much.”
3. “Ils bouffent tout le temps.”
Roman: “Eel boof toor luh tawn.”
English: “They eat all the time.”
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