biffy

[ bif-ee ]

noun

, Chiefly Upper Midwest and Canadian Slang.

, plural bif·fies.

1. a toilet or privy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of biffy¹

Origin obscure

Example Sentences

The couple, from Lincolnshire, met via an online fan site for the Scottish band Biffy Clyro and bonded over a shared love of music and collecting vinyl.

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When Biffy Clyro announced the appropriately-named Celebration of Beginnings tour, including three nights at the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow, the couple thought it would be the perfect wedding reception.

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"We thought all our mates are up there, we got together because of Biffy, it’s still a good chunk of time away, we’re talking about getting married anyway so why don’t we do it there with all our mates?"

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Ahead of the third and final Biffy Clyro show, the couple went to Saint Lukes & the Winged Ox, meeting up with fellow Biffy Clyro fans.

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Carla said: "It was perfect, it was so chilled out. We generally meet up at gigs, we’re just one big Biffy family really."

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