Puff

What do we mean by puff?

A short forceful exhalation of breath. noun

A short sudden gust of wind. noun

A brief sudden emission of air, vapor, or smoke. noun

A short sibilant sound produced by a puff. noun

An amount of vapor, smoke, or similar material released in a puff. noun

An act of drawing in and expelling the breath, as in smoking tobacco. noun

A swelling or rounded protuberance. noun

Puff pastry. noun

A light soft pad for applying powder or lotion. noun

A gathered, protruding portion of fabric. noun

A light padded bed covering. noun

An approving or flattering recommendation. noun

A piece of writing, as on the jacket of a book, containing often exaggerated praise, used for promotional purposes. noun

A localized region of swelling in certain chromosomes indicating the active synthesis of RNA. noun

To blow in puffs. intransitive verb

To come forth in puffs. intransitive verb

To breathe forcefully and rapidly. intransitive verb

To emit puffs. intransitive verb

The product of flatulence, or the sound of breaking wind.

A man who is gay or is acting really queerly. Urban Dictionary

A magical dragon who lives by the sea Urban Dictionary

Yet another word for marijuana, usually refering to cannabis resin. Native to the British Isles, in particular the south. Urban Dictionary

German slang for a brothel. Urban Dictionary

1)to inhale, usually from a cigarette. 2)4 puffs = a drag 3)last 4 puffs = kill 4)last puff = LP 5)half of a smoke = deuce Urban Dictionary

A person's entire lifetime. Urban Dictionary

A woman's vagina bump whether in jeans or sweats (non camel toe) Urban Dictionary

Incorrect spelling of poof, meaning gay (homosexual). Urban Dictionary

A word used in Domino's Pizza advertising in Australia for their Puffection crusts, meaning "wicked, cool, the ultimate". The word is rarely used in such a context, even in Australia, and if someone does use it in such a context, they are considered either fag or bogan. Urban Dictionary

Mascot of the free UNIX-like open source operating system OpenBSD. Each release, which occur twice a year (about six months, give or take one), Puff is given a themed role based on either current events of a joke the developers liked. Such themes include RamBlow (based on Rambo and the contraversy surrounding cryptography being legal munitions in the United States of America), 077 (Pond, James Pond), Puffy the Kittieslayer (Buffy, the Vampire Slayer), rapper Puffy and most recently Puff the Barbarian. This Blowfish is used in a variety of tee shirts and posters which can be seen on the OpenBSD site (openbsd.org). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to puff:
puff.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word puff:
phyllo, adder, pastry, mase, daddy, flaky, biggie, pastries, puffy, mamba, onyx, custard, diddy, dough, smoke, viper, whipped, yarrow, dutchman, serpent, shortening, cheeks, almond, lori, sausage, baked, snoop, python, dragon, snack, notorious, bounty, cake, baking, cheese, curry, cream, filling, powder, magic, butter, cobra, cigarette, jackie, aspiring, remix, snakes, derby, marijuana, rolled, pie, nobody, feathers, carpet, hunters, chocolate, rapper, layers, eaten, topped, filled, chicken, rap, evans, bad, honey, instructor, fat, snake, blow, boy, sean, sugar, milk, sweet, voiced, mrs, soft, meat, forever, pearl, egg, missing, faith, piece, pieces, tribute, kim, layer, mtv, hop.

Words that rhyme with puff:
tough, buff, stuff, rough, enough, slough, bluff, cuff, rebuff, huff, snuff, duff, fluff, ruff, gruff, scuff, scruff, muff, tuff, guff, chuff, luff, foodstuff, hough, earmuff, spliff, handcuff, sluff, stough, bruff, ruffe, fisticuff, cluff, macduff, dyestuff, off the cuff, ruf, pluff, overstuff, knuff, shruff, shuff, mcduff, acuff, sure enough, good enough, hot stuff, marshmallow fluff, in the buff, leboeuf, oddly enough, neck ruff, schuff, cuffe, get tough, sob stuff, soon enough, well enough, strangely enough, scottsbluff, small stuff, real stuff, create from raw stuff, trouser cuff, curiously enough, interestingly enough, goodnough, mcgough, dayhuff, lebouef, mcgeough, petstuff, piedboeuf, vakuf.

Adjectives that are often used to describe puff:
little, first, long, last, small, white, sudden, big, deep, single, slight, large, strong, quick, tiny, mere, occasional, final, faint, light, slightest, short, huge, soft, gentle, extra, least, sharp, heavy, slow, pink, stronger, fresh, brief, thick, loud, explosive, merest, hard, casual, warm, faintest, mighty, blue, hot, and, preliminary, angry, thin, trivial, giant, furious, smoke, violent, enormous, nebulous, dim, vagrant, round, thoughtful, gray, weak, huff, down, vigorous, prolonged, meditative, audible, fluffy, steady, nervous, swansdown, cool, fragrant, smallest, corneal, distant, rough, testy, telltale, clean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective puff:
balls, ball, paste, adder, pastry, adders, clouds, birds, puffs, formation, cheek, flowers, sleeves, stimulation, switch, jaw, tonometer, game, out, box, puffing, volume, basis, tail, bird, stimuli, sleeve, boxes, train, stimulus, contrast, wheelchair, appearance, pipe, sacks, bushes, blow, father, siren, sheet, dart, pinch, wing, percy, cheeks, run, whiskers, horf, factory, blossoms, bread, margarine, direct, paint, veranderungen, drawing, bangs, cake, fish, intensity, dough, mechanism, writing, startle, wings, smoke.

Consonant match to puff:
poof, pouffe, paff, poff.

Words that sound like puff:
puff, piff, pif, poof, poff, pof, pouf, paf, paff, pouffe, buff, buf, buffe, boeuf, puffy, puffs, biff, puffed, perf, puffer, bef, pff, bif, puh, ppa, pluff, puffa, pef, prf, puhi, p-a, pufft, beef, huff, baf, boff, boof, hough, baff, huf, wuff, hefe, bouffe, boyf, bof, wuf, bief, hufe, bife, bafe, boef, boaf, baffe, baef, byf, pith, spiff, pelf, piv, peth, pilf, pref, peh, spif, piw, pih, peffer, pev, pigf, pift, pipher, plif, epiph, p, pa, pai, pah, p.e, heff, hef, pae, paa, p e, p., hif, hiff, paeth, heph, paac, p.i, pacc, pagh, p.t, paft, o f, p i, pafa, paaa, lbh, pafs.