| 释义 |
fuffy, a. Sc. and north. dial.|ˈfʌfɪ|
[f. fuff n. + -y1.]
1. Light and soft.
1824in Craven Gloss. 1851S. Judd Margaret xvii. (1871) 147 She mounted the high, white, fuffy plain [of snow]. 1876Whitby Gloss., Fuffy, light, soft, and fraught with dust, like a fuzz-ball.
2. ‘Huffy’, ‘touchy’.
1858M. Porteous Souter Johnny 30 Nocht invites Your fuffy bardship, mair nor see His Satellites. |