How to spell WIFFED correctly?

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• biffed He biffed me with his elbow.
• buffed After I buffed my car's headlights, they looked brand new.
• coiffed She wore a coiffed wig to the party.
• cuffed The police cuffed the suspect and placed him in the back of the patrol car.
• Doffed
• Duffed I downed my drink quickly and headed for the door, feeling duffed.
• Gaffed I gaffed the fish and caught it.
• Huffed She was huffed when I refused to help her clean the kitchen.
• Luffed I was luffed when I won the race.
• miffed I was quite miffed that she refused to help me move the couch.
• Muffed I played guitar for a total of three hours this weekend and I can tell you that my fingers are Muffed.
• puffed The little boy puffed out his chest with pride after completing the puzzle.
• Ruffed I have a ruffed grouse in my backyard.
• Tiffed I was tiffed when my roommate ate my leftover pizza without asking.
• waffled We waffled between black and red wine.
• Wafted The fresh aroma of baking bread wafted through the bakery.
• Whiffed He whiffed the ball with his swing, causing him to strike out.
• wicked
• wife I met John and his lovely wife at a party last night.
• wigged I totally wigged out when I saw the spider crawling on my pillow.
• Willed He willed himself to run the final stretch of the marathon.
• wined The couple wined and dined at a fancy restaurant.
• winged The winged creature flew high in the sky.
• Wiped
• wired I feel wired and unable to sleep after drinking too much coffee.
• wised As she grew older and experienced more, she wised up about the true nature of people.
• Wished I wished I could have been there for you during your time of need.
• Withed
• Witted She was quick-witted and always had a clever remark ready.
• Wived He wived his childhood sweetheart after a long courtship.
• wolfed He wolfed down his dinner before rushing out the door.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately