TSFW
TSFW has 2 meanings
Totally safe for work
Example
Check out this epic newscaster fail. It's TSFW; you may even want to share it
This GIF is TSFW
Related Slang
| NSFW | Not safe for work |
| PNSFW | Probably not safe for work |
| SFW | Safe for work |
| NSFL | Not safe for life |
| PNFO | Probably not for the office |
| PC | Politically correct |
| XTL | Cross the line |
| SFS | Sorry for spam |
Categories
Too stupid for words
A botched fly ball to lose the game, a brain fart that costs you the trivia championship, a lost key that leaves you locked out of your car: these are all prime "TSFW" moments. These instances are so mind-numbingly stupid words cannot adequately describe them.
For example, your friend may engage with trolls on social media, and you message him, "i dunno how you do it. i couldn't put up with them. they r tsfw." Or, you might text or email your co-worker complaining about your menial tasks, "These jobs are TSFW and a WOOT. I'm so close to quitting."
Example
this assignment is tsfw. im not learning anything from these worksheets
bet. let's skip
That feeling when you hear something TSFW
Related Slang
| TSTL | Too stupid to live |
| AYSOS | Are you stupid or something? |
| DDAS | Don't do anything stupid |
| derp | Expression of stupidity |
| dur | Stupidly obvious |
| WOOT | Waste of our time |
| Brain fart | Brief absence of intelligence |
| BF | Brain fart |
| Airhead | Stupid |
| Lunching | Acting stupid |
| Mook | Stupid person |
| PSGWSP | Play stupid games, win stupid prizes |
| stpd | Stupid |
| Bet | You bet |
| Troll | A person who posts offensive comments |
Can you survive our Dungeons & Dragons slang quiz?
In emails, text messages, and online forums, TSFW stands for "totally safe for work." This acronym is used to indicate that a piece of Internet content is completely fine to view at work, because the content is suitable for most audiences.
TSFW is the opposite of the NSFW acronym, which means "not safe for work." TSFW links link to websites, images, and videos that would be appropriate to share with your boss or co-workers, while NSFW links link to pages and media that are inappropriate or contain objectionable content.
Uncommonly, some people may use TSFW to mean "technically safe for work," rather than "totally safe for work." To these people, TSFW content resides in a gray area between SFW and NSFW content. So, if someone sends you a link labelled TSFW, you may still want to view the content privately before assuming you can share it with your co-workers.