Oh I got that part, the derf and such I suppose is what I didn’t get. Was trying to figure out what the poster read it as. Thanks for the response though
They read it as un-derfed, like un-lucky, and thus they wondered what “derfed” means. For whatever reason my brain read it the same. But in context I read it correctly. I’m not a native English speaker but it’s definitely not the first time I’m encountering this word.
Is don’t think I’ve encountered derfed before meaning lucky. Thanks for the heads up. I’m feeling derf right now, would that actually mean the same as I’m feeling lucky?
Am slow can you please explain. I was thinking they meant it was under-federated.
Under-fed. Like, not enough food
Oh I got that part, the derf and such I suppose is what I didn’t get. Was trying to figure out what the poster read it as. Thanks for the response though
They read it as un-derfed, like un-lucky, and thus they wondered what “derfed” means. For whatever reason my brain read it the same. But in context I read it correctly. I’m not a native English speaker but it’s definitely not the first time I’m encountering this word.
Is don’t think I’ve encountered derfed before meaning lucky. Thanks for the heads up. I’m feeling derf right now, would that actually mean the same as I’m feeling lucky?
“Derfed” is not an actual word and doesn’t mean anything. The poster was just using “unlucky” as an example of another word with an “un-” prefix.
Under-fed, as in they ate less than they should’ve.
Under-fed… as in what the other replies have explained.