AF

“AF” is an abbreviation commonly used in texting, social media, and informal online conversations. It stands for “As F***.” People use it to emphasize the intensity or extremeness of a statement or description.

For example:

– “I’m tired AF” means “I’m extremely tired.”

– “That movie was funny AF” means “That movie was really, really funny.”

Encountering “AF” in conversation often means that someone is adding emphasis to their statement, typically to convey a strong emotion or opinion. It’s important to note that “AF” can include explicit language when used with certain words, so context is essential in understanding its meaning and appropriateness.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does AF mean in texting?

AF is short for “as f***.” It is an intensifier meaning “extremely,” so “tired AF” means extremely tired.

How do you use AF in a sentence?

Place it after an adjective for emphasis, for example “It’s hot AF today” or “That movie was boring AF.”

Is AF a bad word?

It abbreviates profanity, so it is informal and not appropriate for professional or formal writing, though it is mild and very common in casual chat.

Where did AF come from?

The phrase has roots in African American English and rose to popularity through texting, memes and social media.

Does AF always mean “as f***”?

Online it almost always does. In other contexts it can be an abbreviation for something else, such as “Air Force,” but in texting it is an intensifier.