meff |
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meef |
meff |
As an interjection meef
is a cry of strangled surprise or confusion.
As a noun meff is
an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp.
meff |
deff |
As a noun meff
is an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp.
As an adverb deff is
alternative form of definitely.
meff |
eff |
meff |
moff |
As nouns the difference between meff and moff
is that
meff is (liverpool|pejorative) an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp while
moff is .
miff |
meff |
As nouns the difference between miff and meff
is that
miff is a small argument, quarrel while
meff is (liverpool|pejorative) an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp.
As a verb miff
is (usually used in the passive) to offend slightly.
jeff |
meff |
As a verb jeff
is to play or gamble with em quads, throwing them as dice.
As a noun meff is
(liverpool|pejorative) an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp.
meff |
teff |
As nouns the difference between meff and teff
is that
meff is an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp while
teff is a love grass,
Eragrostis tef, with small seeds, grown as a cereal and for forage in Ethiopia and parts of Arabia.
meff |
muff |
As nouns the difference between meff and muff
is that
meff is (liverpool|pejorative) an objectionable, an unkempt person or a tramp while
muff is (
lb) a piece of fur or cloth, usually with open ends, used for keeping the hands warm or
muff can be (colloquial) a fool, a stupid or poor-spirited person or
muff can be (slang) a muffin.
As a verb muff is
(sport) to drop or mishandle (the ball, a catch etc); to play badly.
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