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Word I made up. It doesn't mean anything.. yet. what the fuffle?
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| 1. | fuffle | ||
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A fuffle is an artful fake, an artifact specifically made to fool, beguile, seduce, or intimidate people into paying for it. What do you call a bunch of liar loans packaged into toxic assets and placed on the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve as collateral for rescue loans? The Fed is buying fuffle.
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| 2. | fuffle | ||
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n.a small piece of fluff or other unidentifiable furry or puffy particle.
also see Furd "Mischka, did you just eat a fuffle?
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| 3. | Fuffle | ||
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1. (Noun) The hearty laugh of a gentleman. 2. (Verb) To laugh heartily like a gentleman. 3. (Adverb) An enjoyable and humorous time shared among gentlemen. William fuffled at the joke the Queen of England had told.
T'was a fuffling good time, old chap! |
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It basically means trouble. "Well, we're in a bit of a fuffle, here!"
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This means passing gas; it's a baby word. Oh, the baby made a little fuffle.
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| 6. | Fuffle | ||
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A sweet confectionary that is nearly fudge and nearly truffle.
Not as gritty as fudge but firmer than truffle. That fuffle is soooo smooth!
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