tafia
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of tafia
1755–65, < West Indian French; aphetic variant of ratafia ratafia
Example Sentences
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In those moments, opponents have turned to a hurry-up offense to prevent the Cougs from subbing, which has left on the field guys such as lineman Jernias Tafia, edge Andrew Edson and true freshman Ansel Din-Mbuh, a promising prospect but far from a complete player.
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Perhaps the Cougs will turn to some of their younger pieces at that position — like true freshmen Ansel Din-Mbuh and Khalil Laufau and redshirt sophomore Jernias Tafia.
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Sophomore Rodrick Tialavea and true freshman walk-on Jernias Tafia are listed on WSU’s bowl-week depth chart as backup guards.
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Running back Sam Adams II inked his commitment to Washington; tight end DJ Rogers is headed to Cal; defensive back Ayden Hector signed with Stanford while linemen Jernias Tafia and D’Angalo Titiali’i will play for Portland State.
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“I’m excited to finish the season off right,” the 6-4, 305-pound Tafia continued.
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