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Buffle  v. i.  To puzzle; to be at a loss. (Obs.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Buffle" Quotes from Famous Books



... pretty lot of lubbers she must have had aboard. Jonathan, the coast-guard, came down to Lizard Town this morning, and said he seed a big vessel nigh under the cliffs toward midnight, or fancied he seed her: but fustly Jonathan's a buffle-head, and secondly 'twas pitch-dark; so if as he swears there weren't no blue light, 'tain't likely any man could see, let alone a daft fule like Jonathan. But, there, 'tain't no good for to blame he; durn Government! say I, for settin' one man, and him a born fule, to mind seven ...
— Dead Man's Rock • Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch



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