duffer in German
duffer in German is Niete — duffer means an unskilled, clumsy, or incompetent person, especially at a sport.
duffer in German
Niete
(informal) An incompetent, indolent, or clumsy person.
What does "duffer" mean?
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noun An unskilled, clumsy, or incompetent person, especially at a sport.
"He's just a weekend duffer on the golf course, but he loves the game."
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noun (dated) A peddler who sells cheap, shoddy, or fake goods.
"The duffer tried to pass off the watches as genuine Swiss models."
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duffer in a sentence
- He's just a weekend duffer on the golf course, but he loves the game.
- The duffer tried to pass off the watches as genuine Swiss models.
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What is "duffer" in German?
"duffer" in German is Niete. duffer means: An unskilled, clumsy, or incompetent person, especially at a sport.
How do you use "duffer" in a sentence?
Example: "He's just a weekend duffer on the golf course, but he loves the game." In German, "duffer" is Niete.
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