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huffle
Definition of huffle
-ed/-ing/-s
now dialectal, England
: to blow in gusts the winds do huffle queerer tonight than ever afore — Thomas Hardy
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Origin and Etymology of huffle
1huff + -le
huffle
Definition of huffle
-s
: gust five haggard pines … knuckle together against the huffles of wind — Leah B. Drake
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