bluff
adjective(bluff)
having a broad flattened front
bluff
adjective(bluff)
rising steeply with a broad flat or rounded front
bluff
adjective(bluff)
good-naturedly frank and outspoken
bluff
noun(bluff)
a high steep bank : cliff
bluff
verb(bluff)
to deter or frighten by pretense or a mere show of strength
bluff
noun(bluff)
a false threat or claim intended to deter or deceive someone : an act or instance of bluffing
bluff
noun(bluff)
the practice of bluffing
bluff
noun(bluff)
one who bluffs
bluff
geographical name(bluff)
town in southern New Zealand
bluff
idiom(bluff)
to achieve by a false threat or claim that is meant to trick someone
bluff
geographical name(bluff)
city on the Arkansas River in southeast central Arkansas population 49,083
bluff
geographical name(bluff)
reservation in western Nebraska on the North Platte River including Scotts Bluff (high butte that was a landmark on the Oregon Trail)
bluff
idiom(bluff)
to challenge someone's statement or threat because it is not believed
bluff
noun(bluff)
a group game in which a blindfolded player tries to catch and identify another player —called also blindman's bluff