quadruple bluff
quadruple bluff noun: the next bluff in sequence after a double bluff and a triple bluff.
Noun
quadruple bluff (plural quadruple bluffs)
- The next bluff in sequence after a double bluff and a triple bluff
- The Reason it is not interpretable may be that while we can appreciate the difference between sincerity and a bluff, and even between a bluff and a double bluff, our minds aren’t yet rigged up to appreciate the difference between, say, a triple bluff and a quadruple bluff.1998, J Haiman, Talk is Cheap, Oxford university press, →ISBN
- I have been given the topic of lust and immediately I wonder what it is that you are expecting, and as I wonder I try and think should I go for bluff, double bluff, triple bluff or quadruple bluff.2008, 28 February, Rt Revd Tim Thornton, Bishop of Sherborne, Lent lecture given to Salisbury Cathedral
Verb
quadruple bluff (third-person singular simple present quadruple bluffs, present participle quadruple bluffing, simple past and past participle quadruple bluffed)
- To perform a quadruple bluff
Forms of quadruple bluff
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | quadruple bluffs |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | quadruple bluffs |
| present participle | quadruple bluffing |
| past participle | quadruple bluffed |
| past | quadruple bluffed |
Questions about quadruple bluff
- What does quadruple bluff mean?
- Quadruple bluff means the next bluff in sequence after a double bluff and a triple bluff.
- What part of speech is quadruple bluff?
- Quadruple bluff can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of quadruple bluff?
- The plural of quadruple bluff is quadruple bluffs.
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