Duffing

I blame people who move to Burton Bradstock when they should be 'duffing' in Barking. ❋ Laban (2004)

So perhaps there won't be any need for "duffing" after all. ' ❋ Rolf Boldrewood (1870)

'duffing' silk handkerchiefs and cigars, and go about selling them for smuggled goods; or perhaps they will take to singing in the streets. ❋ A Merchant - Anonymous (N/A)

However, he made a complete hash of the par-four sixth, running up an ugly double-bogey after driving into the left rough and duffing his third shot from the right greenside bunker. ❋ Reuters (2011)

Speaking as a civvie, maybe some of the reasons for wanting to join the police are: driving around flashing your lights and making waa waa noises in a police car, duffing up the general public at demos, claiming large amounts on overtime and retiring at around what 45 on a generous pension. on February 12, 2010 at 5: 14 pm MPS Probie ❋ Inspector Gadget (2010)

Once retired you will find me at demos with dreads and beads dodging soap whilst waiting be be beaten up by the newer officers who I have trained on ‘duffing up’ duties and I shall then be claiming ££££s in compensation from ‘The Man’. on February 12, 2010 at 5: 50 pm Not Long Now ❋ Inspector Gadget (2010)

So did Margaret Thatcher until she got them exactly where she wanted to administer a duffing. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Having gone overnight from Vince Cable's ventriloquist dummy to saviour of the universe, the Cleggster – chief dude of the new politics – received the campaign equivalent of a duffing up behind the bike shed at the hands of the two head prefects. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Throw in a handful of shocking performances – his tree-knocking, chip-duffing, putt-missing efforts during the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone in August spring to mind – and you have a portrait of a once great champion in decline. ❋ Lawrence Donegan (2010)

The best thing about Chris Brown being arrested for allegedly duffing up Rihanna is that everybody has got an opinion on it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The entire extended family was constantly in trouble with the police and courts, usually over low level crimes like cattle-duffing. ❋ Hels (2009)

They occur many a weekend, although the activities are usually confined to torching the occasional car and duffing up the Belgian police – who tend to regard the "high spirits" as training exercises. ❋ Richard (2006)

Send the boats and while you are there give them a bit of a duffing up like you would to somebody in the pub that nicked your last few cigarettes and then asked you to apologise to them for it. ❋ Mike Rouse (2007)

At one point early in the tournament, NBC's on-course reporter Dottie Pepper noted how Mark Hensby looked at a shot for only "two seconds" before duffing it badly. ❋ Unknown (2005)

According to the BBC, "by general consent, and to use a technical political term, Cameron gave Mr Brown a comprehensive duffing up". ❋ Burke's Corner (2007)