• whivh,
• wifa,
• weife,
• chieff,
• whive,
• whigh,
• awife,
• whiie,
• wiofe,
• wifey,
• whoihc,
• wiff,
• wayof,
• hifa,
• whoof,
• whiah,
• thuff,
• wifw,
• wifer,
• whihc,
• whici,
• wayif,
• whifch,
• whcih,
• wiife,
• whicvh,
• withouf,
• whivch,
• wif's,
• whif,
• thieff,
• wifr,
• winnf,
• winffey,
• thirf,
• wiffe,
• whiegh,
• whatif,
• whife,
• phiffer,
• whaft,
• thife,
• swiff,
• wifee,
• veify,
• shiff,
• whieh,
• sheiff,
• wifew,
• sheirff,
• whioe,
• cheiff,
• chirf,
• hifu,
• whifh,
• waife,
• whenf,
• whiohc

A whiff is a short, sharp inhalation of breath that often carries with it a distinct smell or scent. Wiffs can be used to inhale the smell of something, such as a freshly brewed cup of coffee or the scent of fresh flowers. They can also be used for the purpose of sampling something in the air, such as the smell of a nearby candle or the smoke of a burning fire. Whiffs can also be used to involuntarily detect something in the air, such as a foul odor or the smell of burning rubber. In any case, a simple whiff can most often be used to recognize something in the surrounding environment.