How Do You Spell BORF?

Common Misspellings for BORF

The word "borf" is a coined term that originated from the world of graffiti and street art. It does not have a specific etymology in the traditional sense. It gained popularity in the early 1980s when a graffiti artist named John "Borf" Doe emerged in Washington, D.C. He became known for his bold and colorful tags featuring the word "BORF".

"BORF" is believed to be an acronym, standing for "Boys on Roofs Forever" or "Bombing Over Rock Foundation" among various theories. However, the exact meaning and origin of the acronym remain debated and uncertain.

Since then, "borf" has transcended its graffiti origins and has become a more generalized term used to describe any type of graffiti or street art. It is often used to refer to murals or tags that are expressive, large-scale, or politically charged.