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Anyone know the origin of "The Full Bifta " ?

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sarah_louise | 10:06 Wed 18th Apr 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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Anyone know the origin of "The Full Bifta " and what does it mean ?
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Well, 'bifta' is urban slang for a spliff or even just an ordinary cigarette. I guess the 'full' one is an especially effective smoke!
10:22 Wed 18th Apr 2007
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Click here for an illustration of its day-to-day significance, though.
10:25 Wed 18th Apr 2007
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Brain Is Fried, Toke Again?
11:37 Wed 18th Apr 2007
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The latest edition of Chambers Dictionary offers bifter or biftah and gives exactly the same definition as the first one I gave above about three years ago!
07:50 Sun 21st Feb 2010

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