tof|fee
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tof|fee-nosed — «TF ee NOHZD, TOF », adjective. British Slang. conceited; pompous; stuck up … Useful english dictionary
tof·fee — /ˈtɑːfi/ noun [noncount] : a hard, sticky candy made by boiling sugar and butter together … Useful english dictionary
tof·fee-nosed — … Useful english dictionary
tof — tof·fee; pan·tof·fle; tof·fy; … English syllables
fee — cof·fee; dur·fee; en·fee·ble; en·fee·ble·ment; en·fee·bler; fee; fee·ble·ness; fee·bling; fee·blish; fee·bly; fee·less; fee·ry fa·ry; kaf·fee·klatsch; ram·fee·zled; tof·fee; fee·ble; etouf·fee; fee·ble·mind·ed·ly; fee·ble·mind·ed·ness; raf·fee; … English syllables
toffee — tof·fee … English syllables
toffee — tof•fee or tof•fy [[t]ˈtɔ fi, ˈtɒf i[/t]] n. coo a brittle confection made by boiling together brown sugar, butter, and vinegar • Etymology: 1820–30; var. of taffy … From formal English to slang
Toffee — Tof|fee 〈 [tɔ̣fı] n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s〉 weiche Karamelle [Etym.: engl., Nebenform zu taffy] … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch
toffee — tof|fee [ˈtɔfi US ˈta:fi] n [U and C] 1.) a sticky sweet brown substance that you can eat, made by boiling sugar, water, and butter together, or a piece of this substance 2.) can t do sth for toffee BrE informal to be very bad at doing something… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Toffee — Tof|fee [...fi, auch ...fe] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. toffee, Nebenform von taffy, weitere Herkunft ungeklärt> ein weicher Sahnebonbon … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
