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Origin and Etymology of baff
probably of imitative origin
First Known Use: circa 1800
baff
Definition of baff
-ed/-ing/-s
: strike; specifically : to make a stroke with a golf club so that the sole of the club strikes the ground and lofts (the ball)
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1858
First Known Use of baff
1858
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