duffers

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plural of duffer
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An incompetent or clumsy person
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A cattle thief; one who alters the brands of cattle
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Comparative form of duff: more duff
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a player having little skill, especially a golfer who duffs
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an incompetent or clumsy person; "as a golfer he was only a duffer
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anybody who can beat you three times in a row
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(also "hacker") an unskilled golfer Example: I could have been a contender, if only I wasn't a duffer/hacker
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A peddler or hawker, especially of cheap, flashy articles, as sham jewelry; hence, a sham or cheat
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One who duffs cattle, etc
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a cattle thief, one who alters the brands of cattle
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mediocre golfer
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Any common domestic pigeon
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(A) now means a person easily bamboozled, one of slow wit; but originally it meant one who cheated or bamboozled To duff =to cheat Persons who sell inferior goods as "great bargains," under the pretence of their being smuggled, are duffers; so are hawkers generally At the close of the eighteenth century passers of bad money were so called Now the word is applied to persons taken in, and by artists to inferior pictures "Robinson a thorough duffer is " Alexander Smith: Summer Idyll Duglas the scene of four Arthurian battles It is a river which falls into the Ribble Mr Whittaker says, "six cwt of horse-shoes were taken up from a space of ground near the spot during the formation of a canal "
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A slang term for a very poor player Also called woodpusher, patzer
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(B) a poor player
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(aka: "hacker") an unskilled golfer
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{i} failure, loser, incompetent person; clumsy person; dunce, person who is not intelligent; (Slang) something that is worthless or useless (Archaic); peddler of worthless goods
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a pedlar or hawker, especially one selling cheap or substandard goods
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cheap or substandard goods sold by a duffer
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peddler
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A stupid, awkward, inefficient person
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comparative of duff
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an incompetent or clumsy person; "as a golfer he was only a duffer"
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British colloquial expression for an incompetent, awkward, or stupid person
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In the vernacular of Canoe Country, the third person in a canoe One who sits on one's "duff" while one's partners do the paddling Great work if you can get it
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disapproval If you describe someone as a duffer, you mean that they are very bad at doing something. someone who is stupid or not very good at something (Perhaps from doofart )