biff

UK
/bɪf/
US
/bɪf/
biffnoun
biffs
pl
UK
/bɪf/
US
/bɪf/
Translations
He gave him a biff on the nose.
Он дал ему удар по носу.
Additional translations
Definitions
A heavy blow or punch.
He gave his opponent a biff on the nose during the boxing match.
Informal physical fighting or violence.
The movie is full of biff, with fists flying in every scene.
biffverb
biffed
Past Simple
biffed
Past Participle
biffing
Gerund
UK
/bɪf/
US
/bɪf/
Translations
He biffed the punching bag with all his strength.
Он ударил боксерскую грушу изо всех сил.
Additional translations
Definitions
To hit or punch someone or something, usually with a quick, forceful blow.
He biffed the punching bag with all his might during the training session.
North American informal: to throw or discard something carelessly.
Just biff the old newspapers in the recycling bin.
North American slang: to fall clumsily or fail badly at something.
He really biffed it on the skateboard ramp.
biffinterjection
Onomatopoeic exclamation representing the sound of a blow.
Definitions
Used to imitate the sound of a heavy punch or blow.
"Biff!" went the comic-book hero as he struck the villain.
biffproper noun
Definitions
A masculine given name, often a nickname for names such as Clifford or Buford.
Biff won the championship game with a last-minute touchdown.