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  • 41buffo — buf·fo …

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  • 42buffalo — buf·fa·lo (bŭf’ə lō′) n. pl. buffalo or buf·fa·loes or buf·fa·los 1) a) Any of several large African and Asian ruminant mammals of the family Bovidae, such as the water buffalo and the African buffalo. b) The North American bison. c) The flesh of …

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  • 43Büffelei — Büf|fe|lei 〈f. 18; unz.; umg.〉 anhaltendes, lästiges Büffeln * * * Büf|fe|lei, die; , en (ugs.): beständiges, als lästig empfundenes, angestrengtes Büffeln. * * * Büf|fe|lei, die; , en (ugs.): beständiges, als lästig empfundenes, angestrengtes… …

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  • 44buffonesk — buf|fo|nẹsk 〈Adj.〉 1. 〈Mus.〉 die Buffooper betreffend, im Stil der Buffooper 2. komisch ● ein buffonesker Auftritt * * * buf|fo|nẹsk <Adj.>: im Stil eines Buffos ausgeführt. * * * buf|fo|nẹsk <Adj.>: im Stil eines Buffos …

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  • 45foon — buf·foon·ery; foon·er; tuf·foon; buf·foon; buf·foon·ish; …

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  • 46buffoon — buf•foon [[t]bəˈfun[/t]] n. 1) a person who amuses others by jokes, pranks, etc 2) a person given to coarse or offensive joking • Etymology: 1540–50; earlier buffon < F < It buffone=buff (expressive base) + one agent suffix buf•foon′er•y, n …

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  • 47ballet bouffe — ˈbüf noun (plural ballets bouffes āzˈbüf, ēzˈ , izˈ ; āˈbüf(s), ēˈ , iˈ ) Etymology: French : a comic ballet usually with stock characters …

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  • 48Buffo — Bụf|fo 〈m. 6; Pl. a.: Bụf|fi〉 Sänger einer komischen Rolle in der Oper (TenorBuffo, BaritonBuffo, BassBuffo) [ital.] * * * Bụf|fo, der; s, s u. Buffi [ital. buffo, zu: buffone = Hanswurst, Possenreißer, zu: buffare = prusten, mit vollen Backen… …

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  • 49buffalopox — buf·fa·lo·pox (bufґə lo poks) a disease resembling cowpox, seen in water buffaloes and humans having contact with infected animals, occurring in India and other nearby countries; the cause is a virus of the genus Orthopoxvirus …

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  • 50buffering — buf·fer·ing (bufґər ing) the action produced by a buffer …

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