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bluff1
verb (bluffed , bluffing ) tr & intr to try to deceive someone by pretending to be stronger, cleverer or more determined, etc than one really is.
noun an act of bluffing.
[19c: originally used in poker, meaning to conceal (by confident behaviour) the fact that one has poor cards: from Dutch bluffen to brag or boast]
bluff it out colloq to keep up a deception, in order to avoid a difficult or embarrassing outcome.
call someone's bluff to challenge them to prove the genuineness of their claim, threat or promise, etc.
bluff2
adjective (bluffer , bluffest )
1 said of a person, character, manner, etc: rough, cheerful and honest; outspoken and hearty.
2 usually said of a cliff or of the bow of a ship: broad, steep and upright.
noun a steep cliff or high bank of ground.
[17c in sense 2: perhaps from obsolete Dutch blaf broad or flat]
bluffly adverb .
bluffness noun .
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