buffle

[ˈbʌfəl]

buffle Definition

• 1. to confuse or bewilder someone
• 2. to defeat or overcome someone or something

Using buffle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "buffle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The instructions completely buffled me.

• Example

  The team was buffled by their opponents' tactics.

• Example

  He buffled the interviewer with his strange answers.

• Example

  The magician buffled the audience with his tricks.

buffle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for buffle

• bewilder
• confuse
• perplex
• flummox
• defeat
• overcome
• conquer

Antonyms for buffle

• clarify
• enlighten
• explain
• assist
• help
• lose
• surrender

Phrases with buffle

• buffle-headed

  stupid or slow-witted

  Example

  He's acting buffle-headed today.

• buffle up

  to wrap oneself up warmly

  Example

  It's cold outside, so be sure to buffle up before you go out.

• buffle-sighted

  having poor eyesight

  Example

  Without his glasses, he's completely buffle-sighted.

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Summary: buffle in Brief

The verb 'buffle' [ˈbʌfəl] means to confuse or bewilder someone, or to defeat or overcome someone or something. It is often used in phrases like 'buffle-headed,' meaning stupid, and 'buffle up,' meaning to wrap up warmly.