maffle
verb
maf·fle
ˈmafəl
-ed/-ing/-s
intransitive verb
now dialectal, England : to speak indistinctly : mumble, stammer
transitive verb
now dialectal, England : to cause to become confused or bewildered
Word History
Etymology
Middle English mafflen, probably of imitative origin
- sprayers
- sprayey
- spraying
- sprays
- spread
- spread (out)
- spread end
- spread footing
- spread formation
- spread glass
- spread like wildfire
- spread misère
- spread of risk
- spread one's net wide
- spread one's wings
- spread out
- spread the wealth
- spread the word
- spread-eagle
- spread-eagle orchid
- spread-eagled
- spread-eagleism
- spread-eagling
- spread-set
- spreadabilities