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ff

American  

abbreviation

  1. folios.

  2. (and the) following (pages, verses, etc.).

  3. Music. fortissimo.


ff British  

symbol

  1. folios

  2. following (pages, lines, etc)

  3. music fortissimo: an instruction to play very loudly

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His father is a founding partner in ff Venture Capital in New York, focusing on fintech, applied artificial intelligence, drones and robotics.

From New York Times • Feb. 9, 2020

See Clarkson to Comte de Mirabeau, Nov. 17, 1789, ff.

From Slate • May 18, 2015

Such absurdities as having f, ff, gh and ph represent one single sound would be eliminated.

From Time Magazine Archive

She has come far from the days when Dorothy Parker described her as running the gamut from A to B. In The Millionairess she runs it from ff to fff.

From Time Magazine Archive

“I think,” said the gander, “it’s tee double ee double rr double rr double eye double ff double eye double see see see see see.”

From "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White

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