biff Sentence Examples
- He delivered a swift biff to his opponent's jaw, knocking him to the ground.
- The comic book hero landed a powerful biff on the villain's chest, sending him reeling.
- As kids, we used to playfully biff each other on the arm during recess.
- The boxer dodged a flurry of punches before retaliating with a sharp biff to his opponent's midsection.
- She couldn't help but let out a laugh as her playful kitten attempted to biff at her fingers.
- The old cartoon characters often engaged in humorous biffing matches, adding to the slapstick humor.
- Despite the heated argument, things never escalated beyond a few verbal biffs.
- The mischievous puppy gave a playful biff to the cat's tail, sparking a chase around the living room.
- With a biff and a bam, the superhero vanquished the villain and saved the day.
- The comedian's routine was filled with witty banter and playful biffs, keeping the audience entertained throughout the show.
biff Meaning
Wordnet
biff (n)
(boxing) a blow with the fist
Wordnet
biff (v)
strike, usually with the fist
Synonyms & Antonyms of biff
Synonyms:
- drubbing
- walloping
- ko
- roundhouse
- right-hander
- rabbit-punch
- kayo
- cudgeling
- pummeling
- whip
- counter
- knockdown
- beating
- bludgeoning
- cruncher
- counterstroke
- uppercut
- flogging
- one-two
- pasting
- whipping
- counterblow
- cudgelling
- hand
- right
- hammering
- bastinado
- clobbering
- pummelling
- counterpunch
- sidewinder
- battering
- knockout
- sucker-punch
- thrashing
- shiver
- body-blow
- left
FAQs About the word biff
(boxing) a blow with the fist, strike, usually with the fist
swipe, lick, blow, thud, slap, clap, spank, bang, knock, slam
No antonyms found.
He delivered a swift biff to his opponent's jaw, knocking him to the ground.
The comic book hero landed a powerful biff on the villain's chest, sending him reeling.
As kids, we used to playfully biff each other on the arm during recess.
The boxer dodged a flurry of punches before retaliating with a sharp biff to his opponent's midsection.
