bluff in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- આખાબોલું ⇄ bluff gujarati
- ઊભી અને પહોળી ભૂશિર ⇄ bluff gujarati
- ખર ા દિલનું ⇄ bluff gujarati
- જેનો આગળનો ભાગ ઊભો અને પહોળો છે એવું ⇄ bluff gujarati
- નિખાલસ ⇄ bluff gujarati
bluff in Konkani कोंकणी
- चोडुक जायिनात्तिलो पात्तोरु ⇄ bluff konkani
- डोंग्रा तुदी ⇄ bluff konkani
- तोण्णा आयिले सांग्चे ⇄ bluff konkani
- निष्टुर जाव्चे ⇄ bluff konkani
- प्रपात ⇄ bluff konkani
- फट्टी ⇄ bluff konkani
- फट्टी सांग्चे ⇄ bluff konkani
- बुड्बुड्चे ⇄ bluff konkani
bluff in Sindhi سنڌي
- کهرو، رکو، ڊيٺ ⇄ Bluff sindhi
bluff in Telugu తెలుగు
- తృణీకరమైన. నెట్రముగా వొడుదుడుకుగావుండేమోటు కొండ. ⇄ bluff telugu
- దాష్టీకమైన ⇄ bluff telugu
bluff in English
- bluff ⇄ adj. 1. rising with a straight, broad front.
Ex. The coast of England rose in a bluff headland out of the sea.
(SYN) steep.
2. (Figurative.) good-naturedly blunt, frank, or plain-spoken; rough and hearty.
(SYN) unceremonious.english - bluff ⇄ adv. bluffly. english
- bluff ⇄ bluff (1), noun, adjective. english
- bluff ⇄ bluff (2), noun, verb. english
- bluff ⇄ expr. call (one's) bluff,
a. to ask for proof or for action when pretense is suspected.
Ex. General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler still are convinced [the] strike threat is a bluff and they seemed determined to call it (Wall Street Journal).english - bluff ⇄ noun a high, steep bank or cliff, especially one on the shore of a sea, lake, or river.
Ex. Standing at the edge of the bluff she could see the waves crashing below.english - bluff ⇄ noun bluffer. english
- bluff ⇄ noun bluffness. english
- bluff ⇄ noun 1a. confidence of action or speech put on to deceive or mislead others. We say it is a bluff when a person lets others think that he knows more than he really does, that he has more money than he really has, or that the holds better playing cards th english
- bluff ⇄ v.i. to put on a show of strength or confidence in order to deceive others.
Ex. No one knew whether they were bluffing (Newsweek).english - bluff ⇄ v.t. 1. to deceive by a show of confidence; fool.
Ex. By using logs for cannons the general bluffed the enemy so successfully that they retreated from their attack.
2. to frighten with a threat that cannot be carried out.
Ex. He bluffeenglish