"The Toff" is a popular term used in British slang to describe someone who is wealthy, fashionable, and often comes from an upper-class background. The term is often associated with a certain lifestyle that includes fine dining, luxury cars, and exclusive social events. In literature and media, characters referred to as "toffs" often embody traits such as sophistication and privilege. They may be depicted in various forms, including novels, films, and television shows, where their social status plays a significant role in the storyline. Examples of such characters can be found in works by authors like P.G. Wodehouse and in shows like Downton Abbey.