Define Riff Meaning

A select tune or Melody of a guitar tab in a song, like in AC/DC's "Back in black" the little tune that gets stuck in your head, is a RIFF

West Midlands insult similar to chav. Origins are uncertain but it is thought to be an abbreviation of the phrase riff-raff, and localised use in Bromsgrove dates back as far as the late 1980s, if not earlier

Can be both a noun (riff), referring to the antisocial underclass, or an adjective (riffy), meaning something cheap, scummy or gully gully.

To make stuff up on the spot.
Can be applied to nearly anything--music, writing, lying, whatever.

A segment of a song that puts emphasis on a certain instrument by using a distinctive sound. The instrument is usually a guitar.

Something that nu metal bands can't seem to use with good effect.

Plain and simply: Selected guitar melodies.


HORNS UP! ^nn^
KEEP IT SICK AND BRUTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A poor person, used as a term of offence for people who look scruffy, dirty or are just generally poverty stricken. Use in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire has been recorded for the best part of the last 15 years.

A term used to make fun of someones clothing or the way they look

improvised part of a jazz tune

In Comedy: To involve the audience and to play off of them for humor in a stand-up routine.