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deafie

Syllables: deaf·ie/ˈdɛ.fi/

deafie noun: a deaf person.

Noun

deafie (plural deafies)

  1. (derogatory, endearing, slang) A deaf person.
    Antonyms:
    hearie

Antonyms of deafie

Forms of deafie

pluraldeafies

Origin of deafie

From deaf + -ie.

Words that rhyme with deafie

Questions about deafie

What does deafie mean?
Deafie means a deaf person.
What part of speech is deafie?
Deafie is a noun.
How do you pronounce deafie?
Deafie is pronounced /ˈdɛ.fi/.
What is the plural of deafie?
The plural of deafie is deafies.

Words near deafie in the dictionary

  1. deaffrication
  2. deaffrications
  3. deaffricatization
  4. deafhood
  5. deafhoods
  6. deafie
  7. deafies
  8. deafing
  9. deafish
  10. deafism
  11. deafisms

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