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Tuft
Tuft
n.
A
collection
of
small
,
flexible
, or
soft
things
in a
knot
or
bunch
; a
waving
or
bending
and
spreading
cluster
; as, a
tuft
of
flowers
or
feathers
.
Tuft
n.
A
cluster
; a
clump
; as, a
tuft
of
plants
.
Tuft
n.
A
nobleman
, or
person
of
quality
,
especially
in
the
English
universities
;
so
called
from
the
tuft
, or
gold
tassel
, on
the
cap
worn
by
them
.
Tuft
v. t.
To
separate
into
tufts
.
Tuft
v. t.
To
adorn
with
tufts
or
with
a
tuft
.
Tuft
v. i.
To
grow
in, or
form
, a
tuft
or
tufts
.
Tufted
imp. & p. p.
of
Tuft
Tufted
a.
Adorned
with
a
tuft
; as,
the
tufted
duck
.
Tufted
a.
Growing
in
tufts
or
clusters
;
tufty
.
Tufthunter
n.
A
hanger
-on to
noblemen
, or
persons
of
quality
,
especially
in
English
universities
; a
toady
.
See
1st
Tuft
, 3.
Tufthunting
n.
The
practice
of
seeking
after
,
and
hanging
on,
noblemen
, or
persons
of
quality
,
especially
in
English
universities
.
Tufting
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Tuft
Tufty
a.
Abounding
with
tufts
.
Tufty
a.
Growing
in
tufts
or
clusters
.
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