Saft

=

Soft / Silly / Foolish

In the black country we say:

Saft

This translates to:

Soft / Silly / Foolish

Example Sentence

Dunna be saft, of course yow can do it!

Description

'Saft' is the Black Country pronunciation of 'soft'. It's often used to mean silly, foolish, or simple-minded (e.g., 'saft in the 'ead').

Random Black Country Slang!

Sharrap, Pie-can, Dare-cent, Craw, Tek after, Pitbonk, Ood, Bist, Gamp, Trussen, Poorly, Zad, Clemmed, Clarnet, Fairther, Swaits, Saft, Scrawmp, Volve, Ote, Clobber, Bab, Gawby, Bay, Crack, Maulers, Caggy, Shed, Othisnin, Bonce,