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11Muff — Muff, Kleidungsstück aus Pelzwerk, in Form eines hohlen Cylinders, um die Hände hineinzustecken u. warm zu halten …
12Muff — Muff,der:⇨Gestank …
13Muff — Mụff 〈m.; Gen.: (e)s, Pl.: e〉 Kleidungstück aus Pelz zum Wärmen der Hände [Etym.: <ndrl. moffel, muffel <frz. moufle »Pelzhandschuh« <mlat. muffula] …
14Muff — (der) …
15muff — vb *botch, bungle, fumble, cobble …
16muff — [v] bungle blunder, boggle, botch, choke*, drop the ball*, err, flub, foul up, fumble, goof up*, make a mess of, mess up, miscalculate, mishandle, mismanage, screw up*, slip; concept 101 …
17muff — [muf] n. [Du mof < Wal moufe, shortened < Fr moufle, a mitten < ML muffla, glove] 1. a cylindrical covering of fur or other soft material into which the hands are placed from either end for keeping them warm 2. a tuft of feathers on the… …
18muff — {{11}}muff (n.) warm covering for the hands, 1590s, from Du. mof a muff, shortened from M.Du. moffel mitten, muff, from M.Fr. moufle mitten, from O.Fr. mofle thick glove, large mitten, handcuffs (9c.), from M.L. muffula a muff, of unknown origin …
19Muff — 1. Muff, gib nichts druf. – Meisner, 28. Gebraucht, um Ermahnungen und gute Lehren in den Wind zu schlagen. *2. Einem den Muff nachschlagen. Wenn er den Rücken wendet oder abwesend ist; ihn verspotten, lächerlich machen u.s.w. *3. Einem den Muff… …
20muff — muff1 [mʌf] n [Date: 1500 1600; : Dutch; Origin: mof, from Medieval Latin moffula glove ] a short tube of thick cloth or fur that you can put your hands into to keep them warm in cold weather →↑earmuffs muff 2 muff2 v [T] informal …
