duff
/dʌf/Definitions
1. noun
a mixture of flour and suet used to stuff poultry or game
“The chef mixed the duff with spices and herbs to flavor the roasted chicken.”
2. noun
a type of rough or uneven texture
“The old painting had a duff finish, with visible brush strokes and uneven colors.”
3. verb
to beat or thrash someone or something severely
“The boxer was duffed by his opponent in the first round of the match.”
4. verb
to confuse or bewilder someone
“The complex instructions duffed me, and I couldn’t figure out what to do next.”
5. verb
to remove or strip something, especially the leaves or branches of a plant
“The gardener duffed the dead branches from the tree to promote healthy growth.”