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British Slang: Toff

Toff [tɔf]: A prominent person. A wealthy individual. A snob, a dandy. To dress like a dandy, to act pretentiously, to show off. Examples: David 'Toff' Cameron The boardroom is packed with managers an

Toff [tɔf]:

A prominent person.

A wealthy individual.

A snob, a dandy.

To dress like a dandy, to act pretentiously, to show off.

Toff

Examples:

David 'Toff' Cameron

The boardroom is packed with managers and other important toffs.

Tories are all toffs along with the rest of the political class these days.

Your blood! What are damn toffs doing in the hood?

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