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Summary

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muffs:
- mentecatos; pesados; bobos; indolentes; pasmados
muff:
- chapuzeros; inútiles
Wiktionary:
- muff → manguito

English

Detailed Translations for muffs from English to Spanish

muffs:

muffs [the ~] nom

the muffs (blockheads; dullards; dopes)
el mentecatos; el pesados; el bobos; el indolentes; el pasmados
- mentecatos [el ~] nom
- pesados [el ~] nom
- bobos [el ~] nom
- indolentes [el ~] nom
- pasmados [el ~] nom

Translation Matrix for muffs:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bobos	blockheads; dopes; dullards; muffs	duffers; dunces; silly fools
indolentes	blockheads; dopes; dullards; muffs
mentecatos	blockheads; dopes; dullards; muffs	simpletons
pasmados	blockheads; dopes; dullards; muffs
pesados	blockheads; dopes; dullards; muffs

Related Words for "muffs":

muff

muffs form of muff:

muff [the ~] nom

the muff (bunglers)
el chapuzeros; el inútiles
- chapuzeros [el ~] nom
- inútiles [el ~] nom

Translation Matrix for muff:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
chapuzeros	bunglers; muff
inútiles	bunglers; muff
-	fumble
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	ball up; blow; bodge; bollix; bollix up; bollocks; bollocks up; botch; botch up; bumble; bungle; flub; fluff; fumble; muck up; screw up; spoil

Related Words for "muff":

muffs

Synonyms for "muff":

handwear; hand wear
fumble; blunder; blooper; bloomer; bungle; pratfall; foul-up; flub; botch; boner; boo-boo
fail; neglect
botch; bodge; bumble; fumble; botch up; blow; flub; screw up; ball up; spoil; muck up; bungle; fluff; bollix; bollix up; bollocks; bollocks up; bobble; mishandle; louse up; foul up; mess up; go wrong; miscarry

Related Definitions for "muff":

(sports) dropping the ball¹
a warm tubular covering for the hands¹
make a mess of, destroy or ruin¹
fail to catch, as of a ball¹

Wiktionary Translations for muff:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• muff	→ manguito	↔ Muff — Kleidung: eine Hülle aus Pelz oder gefüttertem Stoff zum Wärmen oder Warmhalten der Hände

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University