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boofy
/ ˈbʊfɪ /
adjective
muscular and strong but stupid
(of the hair) voluminous
puffed out
boofy sleeves
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On the rare occasions that the eighth earl, Boofy to his friends, had previously spoken in the House, it was to advocate for the rights of badgers.
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I swear that beneath his boofy brown fringe, he’s staring at us while we drive away.
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British names endlessly amuse him. perhaps because he himself is known as "Boofy" and sometimes as "Bonkers" Gore.
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Boofy keeps in touch with them all.
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Boofy succeeded to the family titles unexpectedly; both his father, who held them, and his elder brother, who would have got them, died in the same year.
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