bluffly
bluffly adverb: in a bluff manner.
Adverb
bluffly (comparative more bluffly, superlative most bluffly)
- In a bluff manner
- "Sarch away, squire," said Shackle bluffly, as he placed the mugs on the floor and turned the wooden spigots.2016, George Manville Fenn ·, Cutlass and Cudgel, page 78
Forms of bluffly
| comparative | more bluffly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most bluffly |
Origin of bluffly
From bluff + -ly.
Questions about bluffly
- What does bluffly mean?
- Bluffly means in a bluff manner.
- What part of speech is bluffly?
- Bluffly is an adverb.
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