Synonyms
Meaning of guff in English
(Definition of guff from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
guff | Intermediate English
Examples of guff
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All this guff ought to bring a lot of business into your office.
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Let's get together for a talk--and what's with the high-sounding guff?
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Those of us who drink from the flasks of the sages of dreamland become so intoxicated with guff we are a peril to everyone.
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And don't listen to their guff about wanting to see you again if you treat 'em right.
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We know a man will swallow all manner of guff in politics; he'll buy a gold brick from a cheap blatherskite.
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That's real people jawing and not a lot of smarty guff.
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Don't run in any conscientious guff on a prisoner.
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Gave me a lot of guff like that, with no sense to it.
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Gives a paper a following, that kind of guff does.
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All the women are gathered round, listening to his guff like it was sound sense.
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There was a lot of extravagant guff about the curiosities, flowery flapdoodle of the usual barker sort.
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I guess that's all guff, anyway.
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I got more guff there.
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The thing that first got me interested was watching how he slid in the sort of guff he wanted you to get worked up about and think over.
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The disgust he felt at the brutality of these guards had made him so soul-sick with them he wasn't going to take any guff from one of them.
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