Definition Conjugation
Definition of daff - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- They daff around the garden every afternoon.
2.
movementtr. Rare divert or turn asidetr. Rare
- She daffed his attention away from the problem.
Noun
1.
plantRare UK short form for daffodilRare UK
- The garden was full of daff in spring.
2.
- He acted like a daff at the party.
3.
musicTECH. type of drum used in musicTECH.
- The musician played the daff skillfully.
Images of daff
short form for daffodil 
type of drum used in music
Origin of daff
Unknown
Examples of daff in a sentence
He would often daff during family gatherings. He daffed the conversation to a lighter topic. The magician daffed the audience's focus with a trick. She planted daff along the pathway. Daff bloomed early this year. Don't be such a daff, use your head.
Everyone laughed at the daff's silly mistake. The daff added rhythm to the ensemble. He bought a new daff for the performance.
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- French:batifoler, jonquille, ...
- German:albern, Narzisse, ...
- Italian:comportarsi in modo sciocco, narciso, ...
- Spanish:jugar, narciso, ...
- Portuguese:brincar, narciso, ...
- Chinese:胡闹, 水仙, ...
- Japanese:ふざける, 水仙, ...
- Arabic:عَبَثَ, نَرْجِس, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּטוֹת, נַרְקִיס, ...
- Russian:дурачиться, нарцисс, ...
- Ukrainian:дуріти, нарцис, ...
- Hindi:मूर्खतापूर्ण कार्य करना, डैफ, ...
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