Matt says: "Hey justin, Jenni is such a fuckin sluff.!
Justin says: "HaHaHa","true that"
Jenni says: "nothin"
Justin says: "HaHaHa","true that"
Jenni says: "nothin"
by matthew wuensch November 18, 2007
by yayman October 19, 2007
by Josh December 26, 2004
Noun. The snow that is set into movement when snowboarding or skiing in steep terrain (above 40 degrees). Due to the often loose cohesion of the powders top layer, more snow can be accumulated by the already moving snow. If the slope is sufficiently steep for a a couple hundred meters, the sluff can get very fast. One turn on top of a steep face can cause a sluff that reaches avalanche-like proportions.
A relatively small sluff can knock a snowboarder/skier off his feet and take him for a fast and dangerous ride down to the end of the slope or over a cliff.
Sluff is one of the mayor difficulties in big mountain snowboarding/skiing, yet it also presents an interesting challenge and is very spectacular to watch. The techniques to deal with sluff while riding are called sluff management.
A relatively small sluff can knock a snowboarder/skier off his feet and take him for a fast and dangerous ride down to the end of the slope or over a cliff.
Sluff is one of the mayor difficulties in big mountain snowboarding/skiing, yet it also presents an interesting challenge and is very spectacular to watch. The techniques to deal with sluff while riding are called sluff management.
Jeremy set off a sluff that reminded the niagara falls for a second when it cascaded over the big cliff beneath him.
by George Forehand June 03, 2005
by Lo February 21, 2004
by Dwayne Higgins July 11, 2011
Used most commonly in the Western U.S., sluffing (probably derived from the word 'to slough') is synonymous with skipping class, cutting class, or ditching class.
Do you want to sluff third period with me?
I totally missed the test on Wednesday; I sluffed and went out to coffee instead.
I totally missed the test on Wednesday; I sluffed and went out to coffee instead.
by dashdotdot January 05, 2007