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Combination of the word s*it and stuff. With all of these shopping channel items, there is certainly a lot of schluff in this room.
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To go for a nap, or a short sleep "I'm going for a schluff, don't eat my pie while I'm gone"
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verb. to get rid of something undesirable (e.g. a task or object) by placing the responsibility or burden on someone else, usually a tool or a sucker, especially through trickery or manipulation, resulting in lulz. similar to "pawn off," but more casual and fun. "dude, weren't you carrying the camping tent?"
"nah, i told nate i had to go take a leak and schluffed that heavy fucker off onto him." or "why am i the god damn designated driver tonight?? i need to find a way to schluff this shite off onto someone..." or "dude, where's your girlfriend?" "i got sick of her naggin at me all the time, so i schluffed her off onto some grungy hobo at the gas station" "nice" |
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Schluff (v.)-- To disregard an activity without any intention of returning to said activity. I'm just going to Schluff it off, because I just don't want to do it.
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In trick-based card games, to deliberately lose a high card for strategic reasons. Implies not only getting rid of the card, but underplaying it relative to its potential. I schluffed the queen of spades when diamonds were going around.
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