Complete the words b-f

intransitive verb

A golf ball is struck by scraping the bottom of the bat, a tackle.

transitive verb

1. The golf ball rubs the ground with the bottom of the bat to make (the ball) fly high and shovel (the ball).

2.[ Scottish English] Hit, hit

Noun (short for noun)

1. Use the golf ball that flies high at the bottom of the bat to tackle the ball.

2.[ Scottish English] Hit, hit

Vomiting, vomiting

[American slang]

transitive verb

refuse

intransitive verb

1. vomiting

2. The computer makes strange sounds (or false warnings) (for unacceptable input) and displays warning signals (for false input); It doesn't work properly:

The machine vomited when she entered the wrong password.

When she entered the wrong instruction, the computer made a strange noise.

Complain and express dissatisfaction

Noun (short for noun)

vomit

beef

Noun (short for noun)

1. Animals become cattle, especially beef cattle and vegetable cattle.

2. (collectively) cattle

3. Beef

4. (plural) beaves/bi: vz/, beefs (slaughtered) cattle carcass

5.[ Oral English]

Muscles (of people)

Strength, muscle strength, physical strength, muscle, strength

Weight; weight

make an effort

6. Force (of the machine)

biff 1 [bif]

Noun (short for noun)

1. [American] Missed high notes (when playing brass music)

2. [Irish English] Clap your hands (for students who have been physically punished)

3. American slang

Hit, hit, hit.

= biffer-n. 1。 [Irish English] Give (a student's) a high five. [American slang] Hit, hit, hit:

Hit sb. on the head

Hit someone's head

Boron difluoride

[American dialect, Canadian slang] = biffy

boff [b？ f]

Noun (short for noun)

1. [American slang]

Laughter (especially caused by a comedian's joke), belly laugh, longitudinal laugh, guffaw

Funny tricks, gimmicks and antics; A witty joke, a funny joke, a one-liners

Popular (or sensational) drama (or movie, song, etc.). ) [1. Also called boffola]

Hit with the palm (or fist)

have sex

2. [British slang] Ass

transitive verb

1. Make people laugh, make them laugh.

Hit, hit, hit.

3. Have sex with ... ...

intransitive verb

1. Hit, hit, hit.

vomit

make love

buff 1 [b？ f]

Noun (short for noun)

1. Light yellow (or dark yellow) leather (tough and soft, made of buffalo hide, cowhide or other animal skins)

2. Yellow leather uniforms; Yellow leather military coat

3.

Scrubbing polishing rods (wrapped in leather or cloth) and wiping rods; Wiping wheel

polishing wheel

4. Light yellow, dark yellow and beige; oranges and tangerines

5.

[Spoken American English] (a veritable) enthusiast, (fanatical) fan; Professional fans; Shadow addiction

nude

(human) skin

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

1. Made of light yellow cowhide.

2. Light yellow and dark yellow

3. [American slang] Naked, naked

4. Professional fans

transitive verb

1. Polishing, wiping and polishing (metal, etc. ):

He shined the wood.

He polished the stick until it shone.

2. Rub the surface of (leather); To make (like leather) smooth and soft, soften:

If you want to polish your shoes, polish your shoes.

He shined his shoes. He polished his shoes.

Dye ... dark yellow

4. [American] Test (for patients) to relax patients

buff2 [b？ f]

Noun (short for noun)

[Obsolete] Strike [buff hide-and-seek now only used for the blind]

transitive verb

Reduce vibration and intensity; Buffer, absorb impact, weaken

intransitive verb

Buffer, as a shock absorber

Buff [b？ f]

Noun (short for noun)

[Ugly Fat Man] [American Slang] HH53 Long-range rescue helicopter; "Stupid fatty", B-52 bomber.

bumf [b？ mp]

Noun (short for noun)

[British slang]

An official document.

Toilet paper, toilet paper, toilet paper