Naff (verb)
naff
Go away (usually in imperative naff off): As an adjective ‘naffing’: Used to emphasize annoyance.
First coined in the 1950s: Naff is a euphemism for fuck; comparative with eff.
Example sentences
“I wish she’d naff off and let us get on with it.”
“I’m off to bed there’s naff all on telly.”

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