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interj. a scolding harrumph.
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n. the title of a visual poem by Mike Cannell.
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(also hfff.) n. a huffing breath of exertion, as in the graphic novel Uzumaki 2 by Junji Ito and the graphic novel ShadowFall by Kaichi Satake.
n. a “tiny, bitter laugh” (Mil Millington, A Certain Chemistry: A Novel).
n. a forced puff of breath, as from a car-crash victim who can’t speak because her mouth is full of windshield glass, in the novel Glow by Kae Denino.
n. a haughty huff, as in the novel Amanda’s Wedding by Jenny Colgan.
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n. a panicked huffing, as when fleeing from a monster in the graphic novel Parasyte 7 by Hitosi Iwaaki; see also hfff, hfffff hfffff.
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