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huff puff 

Noun: Word to describe a person in a bad mood. Variations on this include 'Huff Puff the Magic Dragon' and 'Huff Puff Daddy'

Adjective: Word to describe a bad mood. This can be a general mood or a mood caused by someone's actions which becomes a form of passive aggression.
"She's such a huff puff (the magic dragon)"
"Someone's in a huff puff today!"
"She's gone in a huff puff with us again"
huff puff by Rachiolanthe July 4, 2008
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huff n puff 

Someone that gets all aggravated and mad about something mundane. Almost comical
He came in all huff n puff about being stood up.
huff n puff by Pongo December 14, 2008

huff'n'puff 

to smoke, specifically marijuana
"hey, man, wanna huff'n'puff?"
huff'n'puff by hilarlar January 9, 2007

The Huff and Puff 

The act of sucking a fart out of your partners ass and blowing it in their face
Douglass P. likes to give his girlfriend the Huff and Puff
The Huff and Puff by Pestonibel March 22, 2009

Huff a Puff 

To smoke a cigarette
I'm going to huff a puff; be right back.
Huff a Puff by ColonelBiscuits August 25, 2013

Huff and Puff 

"Huffing and puffing" refers to smoking a metric fuckton a weed and eating cheese-puffs before passing out.
"Well," said the wolf, "then I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll fall asleep on the couch.
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"What do you mean you had a Huff and Puff night ?"

"I don't really remember, all I know is that I smoked like an oil-rig chimney and that in the morning my fingers were greasy as shit"

"Got any plans for tonight ?"

huff and a puff 

A variant of going for a shunt and a grunt. Arguably less obnoxious, but more of a toolish way of saying it.
Hey guys, Tom just said he's going for a huff and a puff. I think he meant to say shunt and a grunt!
huff and a puff by very_ape January 22, 2006
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