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moffle

moffle verb: to do something clumsily.

Verb

moffle (third-person singular simple present moffles, present participle moffling, simple past and past participle moffled)

  1. (UK, dated, dialectal, intransitive) To do something clumsily.

Forms of moffle

third-person singular presentmoffles
present participlemoffling
past participlemoffled
pastmoffled

Questions about moffle

What does moffle mean?
Moffle means to do something clumsily.
What part of speech is moffle?
Moffle is a verb.
What is the past tense of moffle?
The past tense of moffle is moffled.

Words near moffle in the dictionary

  1. moffies
  2. Moffit
  3. Moffits
  4. Moffitt
  5. Moffitts
  6. moffle
  7. moffled
  8. moffles
  9. moffling
  10. Mofftiss
  11. Mofield

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