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What does “fuff” mean Dave? Is a corruption of puff?
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davidlrattigan
October 2, 2004, 3:08am
LOL.
It was a joke, a combination of two words beginning and ending fu- and -ff consecutively.
I'm afraid I'll probably have to leave you to work it out. :D
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goossun
October 2, 2004, 5:27am
fuff Dave! That was funny.
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pirobizen
October 27, 2004, 10:08pm
Aw FUFF! We gots us a fuffin' breach in the lower hull!
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speedwell2
October 28, 2004, 8:10am
Pssst... KyleKat, the second word Dave refers to is "off." "Fuff" is basically a portmanteau word for a US expression that people in the UK render as "sod off."
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chris fuff (unregistered)
February 10, 2006, 2:04pm
the word fuff means a wild cat spitting in scottish and another meaning is an exhalation of cigar smoke. And yes it is actually my surname, been in the family for at least several hundred years...
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