guff off
guff off verb: to waste time; to shirk at work.
Verb
guff off (third-person singular simple present guffs off, present participle guffing off, simple past and past participle guffed off)
- To waste time; to shirk at work.
- Tom Berenger just walked away when Richard did his thing, guffing off every which way .1990, Michael Feeney Callan, Richard Harris: A Sporting Life, page 199
- […] those who were guffing off at work .2007, Satya V. Sood, Victoria's Tin Dragon: A Railway that Built a Nation, page 56
Forms of guff off
| third-person singular present | guffs off |
|---|---|
| present participle | guffing off |
| past participle | guffed off |
| past | guffed off |
Questions about guff off
- What does guff off mean?
- Guff off means to waste time; to shirk at work.
- What part of speech is guff off?
- Guff off is a verb.
- What is the past tense of guff off?
- The past tense of guff off is guffed off.
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