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Chambers (1908)
1908- MuffleEnglish · e-38538-9488
Muffle, muf′l, n. the thick naked upper lip and nose, as of a ruminant. [Ger.]
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Muffle, muf′l, v.t. to wrap up as with a muff: to blindfold: to cover up so as to render sound dull, as a bell or a drum: to cover from the weather.—n. something used for smothering sound: a boxing-glove: a clay oven, as
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Muffle, muf′l, v.i. to mumble.
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