guff in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for guff in the English»Spanish Dictionary

guff [Am ɡəf, Brit ɡʌf] N U inf

1. guff (nonsense):

guff

tonterías fpl

guff

paridas fpl Spain inf

2. guff (insolent talk):

guff Am

impertinencias fpl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There is guff being spread again by the establishment that a default on the banks' debts would destroy the banks.

www.independent.ie

They say they're not going to take any guff from students when it comes to inviting speakers to campus.

abovethelaw.com

Business people feel time is accelerating -- but the figures suggest they are largely talking guff.

www.thedrum.com

But he doesn't take any guff from anyone.

host.madison.com

Unfortunately there seems to be an unquenchable appetite among the gullible not just for this guff, but for the guffmeisters who peddle it.

www.irishexaminer.com

So much guff is talked in retailing about constructive relationships with suppliers.

www.scotsman.com

Don't buy this guff that they are enacting the will of the people.

home.bt.com

It's the usual guff about "rekindling the original spark" and so forth.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

It was difficult to differentiate between the intellectual insights and the sheer guff you heard in your student days.

www.independent.ie

With a better writer, this might just have been a cartload of mystical guff.

www.telegraph.co.uk