suff1 (suf)

See sough1, surf1. suff2 (suf), n. See sough2. suffect (su-fekt'), v. t. [ The question was of suffect ing A made us, Duke of Savoy, a married man, in the room Eugenius. Bp. Hall , Honour of Married Clergy, i. § 24. suffect (su-fekt'), a. [L. suffect us , pp. of suf ficere , put into: see suffect , v.] Substituted; put in place of another. [Rare.] IMG:content-2426.png:[blocks in formation]