Duff example sentences

duff

noun

duff (noun) · duffs (plural noun)

  - a flour pudding boiled or steamed in a cloth bag:

duff

adjective BRITISH ENGLISH informal

duff (adjective)

  - of very poor quality:

  - incorrect or false:

  - decaying vegetable matter covering the ground under trees:

duff

verb BRITISH ENGLISH informal (duff someone up)

duff (verb) · duffs (third person present) · duffed (past tense) · duffed (past participle) · duffing (present participle)

  - beat someone up.

duff

noun NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH informal

duff (noun) · duffs (plural noun)

  - a person's buttocks:

duff

verb AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH informal

duff (verb) · duffs (third person present) · duffed (past tense) · duffed (past participle) · duffing (present participle)

  - steal and alter brands on (cattle):

duff

verb golf informal

duff (verb) · duffs (third person present) · duffed (past tense) · duffed (past participle) · duffing (present participle)

  - mishit (a shot):

Synonyms

bad, substandard, poor, inferior, unsatisfactory, inadequate, unacceptable, deficient, imperfect, defective, faulty, shoddy, amateurish, careless, negligent, dreadful, awful, terrible, abominable, frightful, atrocious, disgraceful, deplorable, hopeless, worthless, laughable, lamentable, miserable, sorry, diabolical, execrable, incompetent, inept, inexpert, ineffectual, crummy, rotten, pathetic, useless, woeful, bum, lousy, appalling, abysmal, pitiful, godawful, dire, chronic, rubbish, pants, ropy, crap, shit, chickenshit, egregious, good, attack, assail, assault, hit, strike, beat, thrash, pound, pummel, wallop, hammer, paste, here

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