Apeth (noun) (informal)
ay-peth
A foolish or silly person.
Apeth is a chiefly British word (Yorkshire) and is a shortening of a shortening, halfpennyworth, which became ha’p’orth, which in turn became apeth.
Example sentences
“Oh, you daft apeth!”
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