Muff

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 270
muf, n. A stupid, clumsy, or despicable fellow; a blunderer: simpleton; in games, a failure to a flying ball. — Muffle, -ff, v. i. To speak tinctly. incite- Mug, mug, n. A kind of earthen or metal cup. Arts.) Muggy, mug'st, a. [-gier, -giest.] Moist; moldy; damp and close; warm and humid. Mulatto. See under Mule. pro by Mulberry, muf ber-ri, n. The berry or fruit of a tree of the genus Morus; the tree itself. me- Giv- Mulch, mulch, n. Half-rotten straw, leaves, etc., strewn over, of the roots of plants to protect grain from heat, cold, dryne , etc. — To v.t. ("mulched (mulcht), mulch-' ing.] To protect with mulch. or Mulct, mulkt, n. A fine; pecuniary punishment or penalty. — v. indist. To punish by a tine; to withhold from by way of discipline. — v. i.
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