muff
Fail to catch
A muff is a warm tube of fur or fabric in which to place one's hands: She carried a fur muff in winter.
To muff is to handle clumsily or bungle: He muffed the catch.
She muffed her lines.
In vulgar slang, muff means the female genitals, particularly with pubic hair—perhaps from resemblance to a fur muff: muff diving (performing oral sex on a woman).
Animal body hair
- velvetThick-pile textile
- satinGlossy-surfaced woven cloth
- winterYear's coldest quarter
- glovesHand coverings with fingers
victorian · antique · accessory · sleeve · cylindrical · warmth · cozy · snug
Handle with clumsy fingers
drop · mishandle · bobble · blunder · mistake · fluff · misplay · butterfingers
fur
Animal body hair
gloves · victorian · antique · accessory · sleeve · cylindrical · warmth · cozy · snug · plush
fumble
Handle with clumsy fingers
miss · drop · mishandle · bobble · blunder · mistake · fluff · misplay · butterfingers · misfield
pussy
Informal word for cat
silence
Total lack of sound
quiet · subdue · mute · smother · dull · absorb · baffle · insulate · soundproof · wrap
- vintage fashioncorset, vintage style, vintage clothing, bustle, classic style
- winter accessoriesscarf, mittens, gloves, beanie, hat
- winterwearwinter coat, parka, snow boots, mittens, scarf
- fumblesdrop, slip, bobble, fumble, mishandle
- winter weddingfur stole, velvet dress, evergreen, pine cones, white roses
- special teamskickoff, punt, field goal, extra point, punter
- ear muffsPadded headband covering ears
- muffled scream
- muffled soundNoise made indistinct
- muffler shopAutomotive exhaust repair business
- muff diverOne who performs cunnilingus
- muffled hearingReduced sound perception
muffled, muffle, muffler, muffing, earmuffs, muffling, earmuff, muffs, mufflers