whiffy in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for whiffy in the English»French Dictionary

whiffy [Brit ˈwɪfi] ADJ Brit inf

whiffy

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English

Sadly, it seems, he prefers me wrinkly to whiffy.

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One myth to explode is that "high" game is a bit whiffy.

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Over the coming months, these sorts of slightly whiffy reunion tours will be happening virtually every weekend.

www.stuff.co.nz

Actually, although they can be a teensy bit whiffy at times, events in previous years have proved remarkably civilised.

now-here-this.timeout.com

There's some whiffy goings-on with the unions that are 5 years late filing their annual financials.

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Under humid, creamy skies we skirted the island's low-slung, pine-crested dunes, through whiffy shellfish beds and a vast, alien-hued lagoon sanctuary where bike and bird coexist alone.

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We were dogged for days by a whiffy smell in the kitchen.

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As you can imagine, it was getting pretty whiffy under the hot lights.

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Whether as a result of a dodgy burger or gallons of weak lager, a visit to a whiffy toilet is never far from the mind of festival-goers.

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Is the inside of your machine drum a bit whiffy?

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