poofta

English

Noun

poofta (plural pooftas)

1. Alternative spelling of poofter
   • 2005, Steven Lang, An Accidental Terrorist, University of Queensland Press, page 101:

     What he said was that he thought it would be a shame to ruin looks like hers, and allowed she might continue working, if it was for him, ‘And your little poofta friend and all. Not that I like that sort of thing. But if he′s working then it has to go through me. I don′t want to hear nothing else.’

   • 2010, Chris Wright, The Spanish Cheese ‘Sanwish’ Without Bread, page 358:

     /he stared hard at me and for the first time noticed my hair. We both remained staring at one another for a few seconds. Then clasping both his ham-sized hands to his face, the man wheeled round and staggered back into the cell. “They′ve sent ma a bloody poofta!” he howled. “A bloody poofta!”
     My companions stared at me in wonderment at the reaction my few words had produced.

   • 2010, Mohamed Khadra, Terminal Decline, 2011, Read How You Want, page 253,

     ‘ […] I got into a lot of trouble when I called the physicians “the pooftas of the profession”.’ He smiled again, as if to say I shouldn′t have done it, but God it felt good.