ruffer

As adjectives the difference between gruffer and ruffer

is that gruffer is comparative of gruff while ruffer is comparative of ruff.

As a noun ruffer is

one who ruffs.

As nouns the difference between huffer and ruffer

is that huffer is a drug addict who gets a high by inhaling or sniffing intoxicating fumes, as in glue or aerosols while ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer is

(ruff).

As nouns the difference between ruffer and buffer

is that ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs while buffer is someone or something that buffs.

As adjectives the difference between ruffer and buffer

is that ruffer is (ruff) while buffer is (buff).

As a verb buffer is

to use a buffer or buffers; to isolate or minimize the effects of one thing on another.

As a noun ruffer

is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer

is (ruff).

As a verb suffer is

to undergo hardship.

As nouns the difference between ruffer and ruffe

is that ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs while ruffe is ), a small eurasian freshwater fish.

As an adjective ruffer

is (ruff).

As nouns the difference between guffer and ruffer

is that guffer is the eelpout or guffer eel while ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer is

(ruff).

As adjectives the difference between ruffer and ruffed

is that ruffer is (ruff) while ruffed is having a ruff.

As a noun ruffer

is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As nouns the difference between ruffes and ruffer

is that ruffes is while ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer is

(ruff).

As nouns the difference between duffer and ruffer

is that duffer is (male) dove, cock pigeon while ruffer is (bridge) one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer is

(ruff).

As nouns the difference between puffer and ruffer

is that puffer is someone or something that puffs while ruffer is one who ruffs.

As an adjective ruffer is

comparative of ruff.