Muff in Irish
Muff in Irish is Magh — Muff means a tube-shaped covering, often fur, that both hands are tucked into for warmth.
Muff in Irish
Magh
A village in County Donegal, Ireland.
What does "Muff" mean?
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noun A tube-shaped covering, often fur, that both hands are tucked into for warmth.
"She kept her hands warm inside a fur muff."
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verb To fumble or fail at something, especially to drop a catch or mishandle a task.
"He muffed the easy catch in the outfield."
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Muff in a sentence
- She kept her hands warm inside a fur muff.
- Victorian ladies often carried a muff in winter.
- He muffed the easy catch in the outfield.
- She muffed her lines during the opening scene.
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What is "Muff" in Irish?
"Muff" in Irish is Magh. Muff means: A tube-shaped covering, often fur, that both hands are tucked into for warmth.
How do you use "Muff" in a sentence?
Example: "She kept her hands warm inside a fur muff." In Irish, "Muff" is Magh.
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