To eat — with appetite.
Blunter and hungrier than *comer*. *Vamos a morfar* means let’s go eat, and *la morfi* is the food itself — *¿qué hay de morfi?*, what’s there to eat?
Lunfardo, from Italian dialect *morfa*, mouth.
Casual and a bit rough around the edges — not a word for a nice restaurant.
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