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Define Gaffle Meaning

Gaffle
to steal

Crackhead bitch gaffled my wallet while I was in the bathroom.
By Julie
Gaffle
v. - to steal

Some fool gaffled my stereo!
By Henka
Gaffle
To get arrested by the police.

I got gaffled when the cops found the weed.
By Allis
Gaffle
To steal, from an unexpecting person, in public or private with the cruel intentions of it being a joke or prank usually school related.

- I remember putting my CD in my book bag after gym.
- Yeah, you did. Hah, you just got gaffled sucker.

- Yo I'm about to gaffle this fool.
By Phillis
Gaffle
to detained, tie up, usually with ill intentions

"I'm like baffled, they got me gaffled, with the duct tape
So I remain raw, in come this chainsaw" -- ICe Cube
By Appolonia
Gaffle
to jump upon someone causing them pain usually in a large group all gaffling one person

in the matrix neo got gaffled by hundreds of agent smiths gaffle him
By Rosemaria
Gaffle
n. fake illicit drug

This crack I bought in the tenderloin is gaffle -- I was sold a piece of aspirin.
By Avril
Gaffle
to go, as in leave the premises

I gotsta gaffle, yo. You comin'?
By Adaline
Gaffle
to consume quickly. whether it be stealing, eating, etc...

I'm going to gaffle these chicken mcnuggets.
By Angeline
Gaffle
To wreck, faceplant, crash, hit the pavement as in skateboarding, snowboarding et. al.

Little Johnny gaffled hard off that hand rail.

I got gaffled when I blew the landing on that double 5-set.
By Anselma