Fuffle

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!

by ctcmjh October 12, 2011

Fuffle

A fuffle is the short way of saying a friend forever. The etymology of the word comes from the term 'bff' (best friends forever) but minus the 'best' part. When calling someone your fuffle you are implying that they will be your friend forever but not necessarily your best friend. If you want them to be your best friend you can call them your befuffle.

I told Des that she was my fuffle when she bought me a pack of mexicokes.

by AJ Hampton September 15, 2016

Fuffle

A sweet confectionary that is nearly fudge and nearly truffle.
Not as gritty as fudge but firmer than truffle.

That fuffle is soooo smooth!

by Gary Davis October 11, 2007

fuffle

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.

by jfreon March 24, 2009

fuffle

n.a small piece of fluff or other unidentifiable furry or puffy particle.
also see Furd

"Mischka, did you just eat a fuffle?

by matthew lombardo December 09, 2003

fuffle

Word I made up. It doesn't mean anything.. yet.

what the fuffle?

by foggy October 30, 2003

fuffle

This means passing gas; it's a baby word.

Oh, the baby made a little fuffle.

by First Name November 24, 2007