Question 1

Where does the French word "baffe" come from?

Accepted Answer

derived from the onomatopoeia baf which evokes what is swollen, inflated, greedy; see bâfrer, the old French buffe ("punch, slap") or the medieval Latin buffa "id."

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "baffe"?

Accepted Answer

First person singular of the present indicative of baffer.
Third person singular of the present indicative of baffer.
First person singular of the present subjunctive of baffer.
Third person singular of the present subjunctive of baffer.
Second person singular of the imperative of baffer.

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