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/dɑ:ft/

The word daft is a colorful and common adjective in British English used to describe things that are silly, foolish, or completely lacking in common sense. Whether you are talking about a ridiculous idea or a person behaving a bit irrationally, this word is a perfect informal choice for your vocabulary. In this lesson, we explore the primary meanings of daft, its humorous usage, and common British idioms like being as daft as a brush. You will also learn about its noun form and how to use it to describe infatuation. Watch this lesson to master this essential informal term.

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A child wears a daft, oversized hat with a feather.