Grefting
grefting is derived from the word gref, generally used to describe the action of gash-hunting, or being out on the pull. is occasionally used to describe the act of stealing/shoplifting, and hiding the objects stolen inside ones gref, or v-g-n-.
1. the boys were going out grefting, hopes were high as robert and the baberider had a foolproof plan.
2. whilst shopping in asda, ollie and friends noticed a crowd of gypsy women ‘grefting’ their weekly neccessities.
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