GAFFE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary A negative event (a scandal or gaffe) would thus reduce the score by one for all days until the next event, when it would either increase or decrease by one
Gaffe - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com A gaffe is a mistake that embarrasses you in front of others If you run into a friend out with her grey-haired father, and you blurt out, "Oh, hi, you must be Tara's grandfather!" then you've made a gaffe
Political gaffe - Wikipedia A political gaffe is a remark or action by a politician that is perceived as a mistake, often because it reveals an unintended truth, appears insensitive, or exposes a lack of knowledge
gaffe - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Noun gaffe (plural gaffes) A foolish and embarrassing error, especially one made in public; a social blunder; a breach of etiquette Synonyms: blooper, blunder, mistake, error, slip, slip-up; see also Thesaurus: error make a gaffe
Gaffe - Political Dictionary A “gaffe” is an unintentional comment that causes a politician embarrassment The term is often used to describe a inartful comment or a misstatement that is embarrassing or damaging to the person who made it