1 definition by Number36
In New Zealand slang, to throw, chuck, fling, etc, with force. Possibly as a portmanteau of hurl and turf.
Also less commonly used in context to describe vomiting, by association with 'throwing' up.
Also less commonly used in context to describe vomiting, by association with 'throwing' up.
"The silly buggers got lippy at the bouncer so he hurfed them out the door."
"Hey mate, gizza hand to hurf this couch up on the back of my ute will ya."
"I've too much to drink, feel like I'm gonna hurf <bleuuugh>... ah bugger, sorry 'bout ya dress love, it'll come out in the wash, she'll be right, just pick the chunks off."
"Hey mate, gizza hand to hurf this couch up on the back of my ute will ya."
"I've too much to drink, feel like I'm gonna hurf <bleuuugh>... ah bugger, sorry 'bout ya dress love, it'll come out in the wash, she'll be right, just pick the chunks off."
by Number36 February 24, 2013