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puff

noun
A sudden and single emission of breath from the mouth; a quick forcible blast; a whiff.

puff

Asudden and short blast of wind.

puff

A fungous ball filled with dust.

puff

Any thing light and porous, or something swelled and light; as puff-paste.

puff

A substance of loose texture, used to sprinkle powder on the hair.

puff

A tumid or exaggerated statement or commendation.

puff

verb intransitive
To drive air from the mouth in a single and quick blast.

puff

To swell the cheeks with air.

puff

To blow as an expression of scorn or contempt. It is really to defy heaven, to puff at damnation.

puff

To breathe with vehemence, as after violent exertion. The ass comes back again, puffing and blowing from the chase.

puff

To do or move with hurry, agitation and a tumid, bustling appearance. Then came brave glory puffing by.

puff

To swell with air; to dilate or inflate.

puff

verb transitive
To drive with a blast of wind or air; as, the north wind puffs away the clouds.

puff

To swell; to inflate; to dilate with air; as a bladder puffed with air. The sea puffed up with winds.

puff

To swell; to inflate; to blow up; as puffed up with pride, vanity or conceit; to puff up with praise or flattery.

puff

To drive with a blast in scorn or contempt. I puff the prostitute away.

puff

To praise with exaggeration; as to puff a pamphlet.