guff

UK
/ɡʌf/
US
/ɡʌf/

Translations

guffnoun
guffs
pl
balivernesLangage familier.
He dismissed the rumors as mere guff.
Il a rejeté les rumeurs comme de simples balivernes.
rire grasSe dit d’un rire sonore, souvent un peu grossier.
His guff could be heard across the room, making everyone smile.
Son rire gras s’entendait dans toute la pièce, faisant sourire tout le monde.
Additional translations
fadaisesLangage familier.
guffverb
guffed
Past Simple
guffed
Past Participle
guffing
Gerund
UK
/ɡʌf/
US
/ɡʌf/
Rare, chiefly informal; meaning ‘to laugh loudly or boisterously’.
rire bruyammentEmploi familier.
The audience guffed at the comedian’s outrageous stories.
Le public a ri bruyamment aux histoires scandaleuses du comédien.
Synonyms
give lip
talk rot
spout off
talk rubbish
talk nonsense

Definitions

guffnoun
Trivial, worthless, or nonsensical talk or ideas.
He dismissed the rumors as mere guff.
A loud and hearty laugh.
His guff could be heard across the room, making everyone smile.
guffverb
To laugh loudly and crudely; to guffaw.
The audience guffed at the comedian’s outrageous stories.