duff
British for backside
Duff has several unrelated meanings.
It's the decaying organic matter on a forest floor—leaf litter, fallen needles, decomposing debris.
In British slang, duff means worthless or broken: The information turned out to be duff.
Your duff is your backside: Get off your duff and help.
To duff up someone is to beat them.
In cooking, a duff is a boiled or steamed pudding.
Creamy thickened sweet dish
- steamedHeated by vapor
- boiledHeated until bubbling
- suetHard animal fat
- currantsSmall seedless dried grapes
raisins · figgy · Christmas · treacle · cloth · custard · brandy sauce · sultanas
Decomposing ground debris
- organic matterMaterial from living sources
- decompositionBreakdown into simpler parts
- forest floorGround beneath trees
- mulchProtective plant bedding
compost · humus · loam · topsoil · detritus · moldering · peat · leaf mold
pudding
Creamy thickened sweet dish
currants · raisins · figgy · Christmas · treacle · cloth · custard · brandy sauce · sultanas · spices
leaf litter
Decomposing ground debris
- organic matterMaterial from living sources
- decompositionBreakdown into simpler parts
- forest floorGround beneath trees
mulch · compost · humus · loam · topsoil · detritus · moldering · peat · leaf mold · nutrients
mishit
Poorly struck shot
skulled · whiff · shank · slice · hook · hacker · bogey · bunker · rough
bum
Idle vagrant
behind · posterior · seat · rump · tail · fanny · booty · cheeks · derriere · glutes
useless
Without practical value
defective · shoddy · faulty · inferior · substandard · dud · bust · kaput · knackered · trash
Hilary
Name meaning joyful
duffworking
In active function
functional · good · excellent · first-rate · impeccable