| It will instead become a source of genteel relaxation for the new middle classes, who find pub culture naff and club culture exhausting. |
| It's a place I feel a little funny about, because when I was in my teens and early 20s, there was no shop more naff on the high street. |
| Once you've seen someone naff wearing the goods, they just aren't pukka any more, not matter how expensive. |
| Let's face it, my killer clean cut looks are spoiled until these little horrors naff off. |
| Celebrity endorsements have always been naff and frequently backfire horribly. |
| That is when you naff off to the loos for a snooze or dash to the shopping centre. |
