duff - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to duff so.  | duffed, duffed | (Brit.) [coll.]	dar una paliza a alguien
to duff sth.  | duffed, duffed | (Brit.) [SPORT.]	equivocar algo   - golpe   [Golf]
to duff sth.  | duffed, duffed | (Brit.) [SPORT.]	fallar algo   - golpe   [Golf]

Nouns

duff [COOK.]	el budín
duff [COOK.]	el pudin   or: pudín
duff (Amer.) [sl.]	el culo [coll.]
duff (Amer.) [sl.]	las nalgas  f. pl.
duff (Amer.) [sl.]	la popa
duff (Amer.) [sl.]	la cola [coll.] (Span.: Canar.; Lat. Am.)
duff (Amer.) [sl.]	el poto (Lat. Am.: Arg., Bol., Chile, Ecu., Parag., Perú)

Adjectives / Adverbs

duff  adj. [sl.]	baladí  adj.  m./f.
duff  adj. [sl.]	sin valor
duff  adj. [sl.]	piche  adj.  m./f. (Lat. Am.: Venez.)   - de poco valor

Orthographically similar words

buff, cuff, daff, guff, huff, luff, muff, puff, ruff, tuff

puff

Related search terms

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