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Etymology

Yiff was originally invented by LittleFox as part of a range of onomatopoetic words that form the fox-ese language of the Furry rĂ´le-playing community: yiff, yip, yerf, yaff, yarf, growf, and growlf (in order from most positive connotations to most negative connotations). Yiff meant "yes" or an exuberant "hello!". Later, yiff adopted the meaning of a sexual proposition, a meaning that had previously been assigned to yipp (a coarse form of yip).

Other claimed etymologies include:

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Usage note

The term is is not to be confused with the acronym YIFF, although a backronym has been created for that (sense 3) in an attempt to explain the etymology of yiff.

Interjection

yiff!

  1. Representing a bark (of a fox)

Interrogative

yiff?

  1. "Anyone willing/desiring to have sex?"
  2. "Are you willing/desiring to have sex?"

Verb

yiff (yiffing yiffed)

  1. to have sex, to mate
    quotations
    • "Monsters snicker at me, succubi refuse to be seen with me, my dog tries to yiff my leg, shopkeepers say 'No shirt, no shoes, no service'." — [1]
    • "Is mated, and not allowed to yiff without permission" — [2]
    • "And even if foxes are allowed to yiff more than once, I'd still have to wait for the vixen to come into heat." — [3]
    • "Well, i've witnessed male foxes queueing up to yiff one of my local vixens... repeatedly!" — [4]
  2. (Internet) to have cybersex
    quotations
    • "Of course the inverse is possible with all these possibilities, and you can be having a yiff with a partner in the room with you and be having a pleasant non-sexual conversation with another remote player through a page-conversation." — [5]
  3. (Internet) to talk, to chat in a chat room

Noun

yiff (yiffs)

  1. sexual intercourse, the act of yiffing
  2. a bark, a "yiff!"

Adjective

yiff (yiffer yiffest)

  1. sexy, sexual, arousing
  2. pornographic
  3. capable of sexual intercourse
  4. willing to have sexual intercourse

Derived words

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