Graaf

What is Graaf?

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Graaf (noun) is Dutch/Flemish for "Count" (also a noun), but when used as an adjective in both Dutch and Flemish slang, it is more or less the equivalent of the English word "awesome". In Flanders, as far as I know, it is used a lot in the region surrounding the cities of Antwerp and Saint Nicolas.

Dat is echt graaf!

<That is totally awesome!>

See graaf, awesome, cool, wonderful, great
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