durf
US/dɝf/
durf verb: to dry-hump by wearing clothes.
Verb
durf (third-person singular simple present durfs, present participle durfing, simple past and past participle durfed)
- To dry-hump by wearing clothes.
- @exmolex also mentioned that there are other names for soaking like "floating" and "marinating." In another video, she also says there's something called "durfing," which is like humping with your clothes on. You learn something new every day!2024 March 12, Kori Williams, “We Almost Wish We Didn't Know What "Mormon Soaking" Is”, in Distractify, archived from the original on 04 Apr 2024
- It would be fair to say that while I was there, I may or may not have durfed on occasion. […] So while some students at Brigham Young University might justify durfing as not quite sex, it clearly falls within the realm of chastity violations according to church doctrine.2025 July 22, Max Pond, “What is Durfing? (Explained by a Mormon)”, in LDS Quotations, archived from the original on 22 Dec 2025
Forms of durf
| third-person singular present | durfs |
|---|---|
| present participle | durfing |
| past participle | durfed |
| past | durfed |
Origin of durf
Blend of denim + surf.
Words that rhyme with durf
Questions about durf
- What does durf mean?
- Durf means to dry-hump by wearing clothes.
- What part of speech is durf?
- Durf is a verb.
- How do you pronounce durf?
- Durf is pronounced /dɝf/ (US).
- What is the past tense of durf?
- The past tense of durf is durfed.
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