Did you mean Biff?
Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To strike or punch.
- n. A blow or punch.
- n. Upper Midwest Variant of biffy.
Wiktionary
Etymologies
- From English biff, interjection, probably of imitative origin.
Examples
“The next instant, before she could prance away again, the _other_ end of that slim, black tip swung out of the branch and whipped itself round and round her body, and a black head, with sharp fangs in it, hit her _biff, biff, biff_! on the nose.”
“Now, like biff is proclaiming, I dont have any homophobic tendencies.”
“I guess we have a new cvillenesian, folks! biff is creating what seems to be "forums within forums".”
“All of these properties are also stored in the folder cache (nsIMsgFolderCache) to avoid opening up all of the databases just to figure out how many unread messages are in each folder. nsIMsgAccountManager and nsIMsgBiffManager are two managers that handle account creation and the periodic mail download (generally called biff), respectively.”
“He calls himself "biff" – what do you expect from him, an original thought or something?”
“I think it was "biff" who made that conclusion based on being online about the same time of day.”
“Central Powers no end of a "biff" in this particular quarter.”
“An example: there's bus ads for shows like Nurse Jackie with the slogan "Our heroes have more fun" complete with "biff" "bam" and "pow" sound effects on the images.”
“This is a rare intrusion of 'biff' in a contest that has seen Brash say he did not go hard at Clark in a televised debate because she was a woman.”
“About: KBiff is a KDE "biff" or new mail notification utility.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘biff’.
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Jeeves and Wooster - Wooster
"Woosterisms" as heard from the character " Wooster" in P.G. Wodehouse's "Jeeves and Wooster" stories.
shamble down the ..., in clogs and clot..., soft hat, hideous death, cruel streak, pitch the woo, with knobs on, Well, well, well!, snake-in-the-gras..., toothsome filly, tinkerty-tonk, uncouth Cossack and 61 more...
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Of Imitative Origin
Words formed in imitation of the sound of the things they signify.
bawl, biff, blizzard, blob, blooper, bob, boff, bomb, bonkers, boo, borborygmus, brouhaha and 148 more...
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American Onomatopoeia
A neat list of sound effects that come in handy when you try to describe how Adam West is beating up Superman.
meow, roar, oink, tik tok, zap, boom, pow, bam, whaam, biff, crunch, whack and 5 more...
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It's short for "Elizabeth"
beth, bess, bessy, betty, bette, liz, liza, eliza, ellie, nell, nelly, betsy and 29 more...
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Words on tumblr
madmouth an American jock and (usually, by extension) an ethically as well as intellectually lacking sort of guy (with monosyllabic friends, e.g. Bud, Bruce, Jake) Aug 3, 2009
yarb Gibbo picks up a Magnesian Limestone
chunk and assails the ledges at random,
biffing an incubating kittiwake
full in the sternum - an audible slap.
- Peter Reading, At Marsden Bay, from Diplopic, 1983 Jun 29, 2008
brtom "He doesn't half want a thick ear, the blighter. Biff him one, Harry." Joyce, Ulysses, 15 Jan 1, 2008