How to spell THUFF correctly?

If you come across the misspelling "thuff", here are some possible suggestions for the correct spelling: "tough" or "stuff". The word "tough" refers to something difficult or resilient, while "stuff" denotes various objects or materials. Double-checking your spelling ensures clear communication and avoids confusion.

• buff He spent hours at the gym every day and was quite buff.
• chaff The farmers separated the wheat grain from the chaff to ensure a better crop yield.
• cuff The police officer told the suspect to put his hands behind his back and proceeded to cuff him.
• duff I brought my duff bag with me on the camping trip.
• guff I'm not interested in hearing your guff, just give me the facts.
• HOFF
• huff She let out a huff of frustration when she realized she had forgotten her keys.
• huffy She stormed out of the room in a huffy manner after not getting her way.
• luff As the wind died down, the sailor had to luff the sails to keep the boat moving.
• puff She took a puff of her cigarette and leaned against the wall.
• ruff The ruff around the dog's neck was fluffy and soft.
• theft
• thief The thief made off with the diamond necklace before anybody noticed.
• Thu
• thud
• thug The city is plagued by thug violence.
• thule The Thule people were among the first to settle in what is now Greenland.
• thumb I accidentally hit my thumb with the hammer while trying to hang the picture frame.
• THUR
• THURS
• thus I have forgotten the way home; thus, I will have to use the GPS.
• tiff I forgot my phone, so I had to call my tiff again.
• toff He looked like a toff with his expensive suit and polished shoes.
• turf She likes to watch golf on the turf.
• whiff I caught a whiff of freshly baked bread as I walked by the bakery.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking