yiff |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between yiff and yiffed
is that
yiff is to bark (said of foxes) while
yiffed is past tense of yiff.
As an interjection yiff
is representing the bark of a fox (especially while mating).
As a noun yiff
is a bark.
As an acronym YIFF
is young, independent, freedom-minded few (compare yuppie.
yiffed |
biffed |
As verbs the difference between yiffed and biffed
is that
yiffed is past tense of yiff while
biffed is past tense of biff.
miffed |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between miffed and yiffed
is that
miffed is (
miff) while
yiffed is (
yiff).
As an adjective miffed
is (informal) irritated, angry, put out or annoyed.
diffed |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between diffed and yiffed
is that
diffed is past tense of diff while
yiffed is past tense of yiff.
riffed |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between riffed and yiffed
is that
riffed is (
riff) while
yiffed is (
yiff).
jiffed |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between jiffed and yiffed
is that
jiffed is past tense of jiff while
yiffed is past tense of yiff.
tiffed |
yiffed |
As verbs the difference between tiffed and yiffed
is that
tiffed is past tense of tiff while
yiffed is past tense of yiff.
yiffer |
yiffed |
As a noun yiffer
is a long pole, used in scaffolding, that is made of fir or
yiffer can be one who yiffs.
As a verb yiffed is
(
yiff).