| BLUFFEST | • bluffest adj. Superlative form of bluff: most bluff. • BLUFF adj. rough and hearty. |
| BUFFIEST | • buffiest adj. Superlative form of buffy: most buffy. • BUFFY adj. of a yellowish-brown colour. |
| CHUFFEST | • CHUFF adj. gruff. |
| DYESTUFF | • dyestuff n. Any soluble pigment used for dyeing the hair, fabric, etc. • DYESTUFF n. a substance used in dyeing. |
| FEASTFUL | • feastful adj. Festive; joyful; sumptuous; luxurious. • feastful n. Enough for a feast. • feastful n. A wide selection. |
| FUFFIEST | • FUFFY adj. (Scots) light and soft. |
| FUNFESTS | • funfests n. Plural of funfest. • FUNFEST n. a party for fun. |
| GRUFFEST | • gruffest adj. Superlative form of gruff: most gruff. • GRUFF adj. low and harsh in speech. |
| HUFFIEST | • huffiest adj. Superlative form of huffy: most huffy. • HUFFY adj. easily offended. |
| PUFFIEST | • puffiest adj. Superlative form of puffy: most puffy. • PUFFY adj. swollen. |
| RESTUFFS | • restuffs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of restuff. • RESTUFF v. to stuff again. |
| STUFFERS | • stuffers n. Plural of stuffer. • STUFFER n. one that stuffs. |
| STUFFIER | • stuffier adj. Comparative form of stuffy: more stuffy. • STUFFY adj. badly ventilated. |
| SUFFECTS | • suffects n. Plural of suffect. • SUFFECT n. (Latin) in ancient Rome, an additional consul elected during the official year. |
| SUFFETES | • suffetes n. Plural of suffete. • SUFFETE n. (Latin) one of the chief administrative officials of ancient Carthage. |
| SUFFLATE | • sufflate v. (Transitive, archaic) inflate; blow up. • SUFFLATE v. (archaic) to inflate. |
| TRUFFLES | • truffles n. Plural of truffle. • TRUFFLE v. to hunt or root for truffles. |