Definitions
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- proper n. A diminutive of the female given name Daphne or Daffodil.
- proper n. A surname, derived from the Welsh equivalent of David.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A short form for daffodil.
- Like a silly person; silly; imbecile; ‘soft.’
- Dry; insipid.
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Examples
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"Larnsey's actually boinking a rent boy called Daffy?"
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"Want to come too!" called Daffy, her eyes full of tears as she saw her beloved Sally going away.
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But while the Daffy in "Daffy Dilly" is not exactly "Daffy," he has a lot of resourcefulness, has more moods than just the non-stop anger he'd be displaying by the late '50s, and he actually enjoys being a cartoon character.
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Most of them are lank, starved-looking beasties enough, but there is one lovely gray fellow who basks on a window sill opposite me and looks so much like 'Daffy' that, when I look at him, I could squeeze out a homesick tear if I were not afraid that would wash a clean spot on my grimy face.
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Brilliant if you're a 'Daffy' addict, and live in the States.www. workingelement.com/
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Dear Daffy: What about that guy with his wife and his mistress fighting over him, and which one would get to be there when he came out?
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In the famous worlds of Daffy Duck "I'm a Happy Miser"
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Plus, as if the weird boat-van doesn't draw enough attention to your lame posse, everyone riding this thing is given bright yellow "quackers" -- kazoos shaped like Daffy duck lips -- to wear around the neck and blow into when feeling enthusiastic.
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I picture Bugs and Daffy murdering them and throwing them down into the sewer.
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It also looks like Bugs and Daffy are headed for some kind of love fest with the Chipmunks.
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