Toff

Definition

toff /'tɒf/ n ( dated Brit infml ) … ဂိုက္ဖမ္းသူ။ … ဟန္ေဆာင္သူ။

Examples

1. ‘We were stationed in Henley-on-Thames
2. a beautiful riverside town best known for its annual Regatta and the huge brawls between toffs
3. tourists and anarchists on Henley Bridge which marked the start of the boat racing.’
4. ‘But the countryside marchers were not toffs - they were real people
5. hard working people
6. genuine people.’
7. ‘Yet by the time he got to the track
8. old money had been scared away by new money and the sport was a far cry from the old days when the people who raced cars were toffs
9. and so were those who went to watch.’
10. ‘People who don't play cricket perceive it as a toffs' game
11. even at a centre of toffs like Cambridge’
12. ‘A ban won't just affect a few toffs and their rich country chums.’
13. ‘South Swindon people have a lot more in common with the fox than they do with toffs on horseback.’
14. ‘‘Well
15. I keep on reading that the toffs and the working classes get on well together
16. ’ he says.’
17. ‘You may see it as arrogant toffs showing off; but I see the English country house and its surrounding parkland as one of the great wonders of the world.’
18. ‘Turn back the clocks a few months and we were worrying about traffic congestion
19. or calculating how to make a fast buck at the expense of well-off southern toffs.’
20. ‘Leaving aside terrier men
21. for whom the label ‘lower class’ might have been invented
22. the field and its followers included only a tiny handful of people who could fairly be described as toffs.’
23. ‘Back in the real world
24. Oxford is not just the turf of toffs and boffs: it was a major car-manufacturing centre until the terminal decline of the British car industry and is now a thriving centre of service industries.’
25. ‘It's often perceived as an aristocratic indulgence
26. a sport for toffs and the idle rich.’
27. ‘And even in London
28. plenty of young toffs would have been wearing dinner jackets.’
29. ‘Grand ambition: to meet a rich toff and get married’
30. ‘A generation of rich and eccentric toffs with more money than sense block out what's happening in the world by immersing themselves in one party after another.’
31. ‘I'm here to show them that they have got it all wrong and that we are not all titled toffs.’
32. ‘Reports suggest some southern toffs plan to stay at home rather than venture north of Watford
33. scared by tales of chilly climes
34. cloth caps and whippets.’
35. ‘Tatton in Cheshire came top
36. and it is amusing to learn that certain Sheffield residents are better off than the toffs from Kensington and Chelsea.’
37. ‘By making this pair of public school boys the figureheads of the pro-hunt lobby
38. the media is reinforcing the view that hunt supporters are toffs clinging to the last of the privileges enjoyed by the aristocracy.’
39. ‘Maybe toffs aren't offensive as long as they're scruffy?’