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A big cooked meal, especially one at night that turns into a bit of a party. If someone says come over for a scoff, bring your appetite.

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The Dictionary of Newfoundland English describes a scoff as a cooked meal at sea or ashore, often late in the evening and part of an impromptu party. Its examples go back to the 1890s.

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