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fluff off

fluff off verb: to dismiss or reject; fob off; put off by evasion.

Verb

fluff off (third-person singular simple present fluffs off, present participle fluffing off, simple past and past participle fluffed off)

  1. (slang, transitive) To dismiss or reject; fob off; put off by evasion.
    • Instead of fluffing me off, you continue to be there for me even when I talk stupid or complain.2006, Susan Wilson, Digital Soup Online, page 10

Forms of fluff off

third-person singular presentfluffs off
present participlefluffing off
past participlefluffed off
pastfluffed off

Questions about fluff off

What does fluff off mean?
Fluff off means to dismiss or reject; fob off; put off by evasion.
What part of speech is fluff off?
Fluff off is a verb.
What is the past tense of fluff off?
The past tense of fluff off is fluffed off.

Words near fluff off in the dictionary

  1. fluff bunnies
  2. fluff bunny
  3. fluff girl
  4. fluff girls
  5. fluff in the pan
  6. fluff off
  7. fluff one's feathers
  8. fluff one's lines
  9. fluff out
  10. fluff up
  11. fluff-dried

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