gaff



blow the gaff

  (British old-fashioned, informal)
to cause trouble for someone by letting other people know something that they were trying to keep secret (often + on ) They killed Green because he was about to blow the gaff on their drug dealing.
See also: blow, gaff

stand the gaff

Take severe criticism or other adversity in stride, as in If you can't stand the gaff, don't try running for office. [Slang; late 1800s]
See also: gaff, stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hyacinth (1)HIE-ə-sinth (English)Greek Mythology (Anglicized)
FfionFEE-awn, FI-awnWelsh
Wigbrand-Ancient Germanic
Adino-Biblical
Constanze-German
Avraamu-Old Church Slavic