'nuff

[nuhf]

noun Informal.

enough.

Origin of 'nuff

by aphesis and respelling

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Examples from the Web for nuff

Contemporary Examples of nuff

Italy would be the “2nd best adventure opp” and Hawaii—well, “nuff said.”
Robert Bales, the Army Staff Sgt. Accused of Killing 16 Afghans
Matthew DeLuca
March 18, 2012

Historical Examples of nuff

I don't guess dey was sho' nuff so, but we all thought dey was.
Slave Narratives, Oklahoma
Various
We would have dances and play parties and have sho' nuff good times.
Slave Narratives, Oklahoma
Various
You go to heav' sure 'nuff, and you' fath' come to you there by-an'-by.
Rdan The Devil And Other Stories
Louis Becke
"Nuff said, then," declared the youngest of the Day clan briskly.
The Mission of Janice Day
Helen Beecher Long
I lit into him, and we had another good fight, and pretty soon he said, "'Nuff!"
Swatty
Ellis Parker Butler

Word Origin and History for nuff

1840, American English, representing a casual or colloquial pronunciation of enough.

Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper