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What is another word for duffs?

Pronunciation: [dˈʌfs] (IPA)

"Duffs" are generally referred to as the part of the fat on our body which we want to get rid of. There are many synonyms for the word "duffs", which are commonly used depending on the context. Some of the familiar names include flab, love handles, bulge, spare tire, muffin top, jelly belly, chunky, fat, and many others. These synonyms can be used interchangeably depending on the situation and mood of the speaker. However, it's essential to remember that these terms should never be used to shame or degrade a person's body type, and people should be encouraged to embrace their bodies in their natural state.
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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Duffs

If you had seen the canvassers of the Committee going round the town that evening shoulder to shoulder from the Mariposa House to the Continental and up to Mullins's rooms and over to duffs, shoulder to shoulder, you'd have understood it.
"Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town"
Stephen Leacock
He knows a lot about the duffs-a Blake married one, 'way back somewhere.
"Oh, Money! Money!"
Eleanor Hodgman Porter
Get ye up from off that book, Saunders Duff, or I, that am a 'Magister Artium' of the College of Edinburgh, will kick you into the salt tide, carefully retaining the folio which is worth many scores of Saunders duffs!
"Patsy"
S. R. Crockett

Famous quotes with Duffs

  • “Politicians,” he snorted, stamping the length of the room. “Meatheads! Sitting up there on their fat duffs and making unilateral decisions that may affect the entire future of the human race—and making those decisions out of fear. I hadn’t realized that the old philosophy of a bomb-waving solution for international problems was still lurking in dark, spider-filled corners of the political mind. Cretins!”
    Harry Harrison (writer)

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