biffin
a deep-red cooking apple native to Britain.
Origin of biffin
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How to use biffin in a sentence
Horrible position of little biffin, who proposes a new round game.
Mr. Punch In Society | VariousAs for Miss biffin, she was limbless, but managed her paint-brush and pencil with her mouth.
"I wonder if Parsons will remember us," said biffin as the train thundered into the station.
biffin has been burnt brown by the suns of Egypt, while I wear a small souvenir of Flanders on my upper lip.
I am not aware of other miniature painters handicapped as Miss biffin must have been.
Chats on Old Miniatures | J. J. Foster
British Dictionary definitions for biffin
/ (ˈbɪfɪn) /
British a variety of red cooking apple
Origin of biffin
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