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Definition of bluff-charge in English: bluff-chargeverb ˈblʌftʃɑːdʒ 1no object Of a large animal: to move aggressively toward a potential threat or prey, then abruptly stop without attacking; to perform a bluff charge. 2with object Of a large animal: to move aggressively toward (a potential threat or prey), then abruptly stop without attacking.
Origin 1970s; earliest use found in World's Cats. From bluff + charge, after bluff charge. Definition of bluff-charge in US English: bluff-chargeverbˈblʌftʃɑːdʒ 1no object Of a large animal: to move aggressively toward a potential threat or prey, then abruptly stop without attacking; to perform a bluff charge. 2with object Of a large animal: to move aggressively toward (a potential threat or prey), then abruptly stop without attacking.
Origin 1970s; earliest use found in World's Cats. From bluff + charge, after bluff charge. |