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Showing words for BUFFALOED using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Buffaloed

buffaloed

7 Letter Words for Buffaloed

baffled, bluffed, bodeful, buffalo, leadoff, leafbud

6 Letter Words for Buffaloed

ablude, afflue, albedo, baffed, baffle, bedaff, befoul, belaud, boffed, bouffe, buffed, buffle, daffle, defoul, doable, dobule, double, duffel, duffle, fabled, faufel, feodal, feudal, foaled, fouled, loafed, luffed

5 Letter Words for Buffaloed

abled, abode, adobe, adolf, afoul, aloed, aloud, baled, bauld, blade, blaff, blaud, blude, blued, bluff, bodle, boeuf, boled, boule, buffa, buffe, buffo, daffo, daube, dobla, doula, duole, fable, fauld, fload, flued, foule, laude, laudo, lobed, lubed, luffa, offal, offed, ouabe

4 Letter Words for Buffaloed

abed, abel, able, albe, alef, alod, aloe, aube, bade, baff, bald, bale, balu, baud, baul, bdle, bead, beal, beau, bedu, bela, beld, blad, blae, blea, bled, bleo, bleu, blue, bode, boff, bola, bold, bole, boud, boul, bual, buda, bude, budo, buff, bufo, daff, dale, dalf, dalo, daub, deaf, deal, delf, deul, doab, dobe, dobl, doff, dola, dole, dolf, doua, doub, dual, duel, duff, dule, elod, euda, fade, fado, fdub, feal, feod, feud, flab, flea, fled, flob, floe, flub, flue, foal, fold, fole, foud, foul, fuel, fula, lade, laff, laud, lauf, lead, leaf, leda, leud, load, loaf, lobe, lode, loed, loud, luba, lube, lude, ludo, luff, odal, odea, odel, olea, ould, udal

3 Letter Words for Buffaloed

abd, abl, abo, abu, ade, ado, afb, afd, aff, alb, ald, ale, alf, alo, aob, aud, auf, aul, bad, bae, bal, bde, bdl, bed, bef, bel, bld, blo, boa, bod, boe, bol, bud, bul, dab, dae, dal, dao, dau, dbl, dea, deb, def, del, dle, doa, dob, doe, dol, dub, due, duo, ead, eau, edo, eff, efl, ela, elb, eld, elf, eof, fab, fad, fao, feb, fed, feu, ffa, flb, fld, flo, flu, fob, fod, foe, fol, fou, fub, fud, lab, lad, lao, lbf, lea, led, leo, leu, loa, lob, lod, loe, lof, lub, lud, lue, luo, oad, oaf, oba, obe, obl, oda, ode, off, ola, old, ole, oud, ouf, udo, ufa, ufo, ula, ule

Definitions for Buffaloed

[1] any of several large wild oxen of the family Bovidae. Compare bison, Cape buffalo, water buffalo.
[2] buffalo robe.
[3] a buffalofish.
[4] a shuffling tap-dance step.
[5] to puzzle or baffle; confuse; mystify: He was buffaloed by the problem.
[6] to impress or intimidate by a display of power, importance, etc.: The older boys buffaloed him.
[7] a port in W New York State, at the E end of Lake Erie. Pop: 285 018 (2003 est)
[8] Also called: Cape buffalo a member of the cattle tribe, Syncerus caffer , mostly found in game reserves in southern and eastern Africa and having upward-curving horns
[9] short for water buffalo
[10] Also called: bison US and Canadian a member of the cattle tribe, Bison bison , formerly widely distributed over the prairies of W North America but now confined to reserves and parks, with a massive head, shaggy forequarters, and a humped back Related adjective: bubaline
[11] (often passive) to confuse
[12] to intimidate

Words related to Buffaloed

buffaloenraged, dogged, infuriated, miffed, irate, indignant, exasperated, thrill, faze, excite, touch, affect, awe, sway, inspire, dismay, dishearten, constrain, bully, subdue

Words nearby Buffaloed

buffalobuff stick, buff top, buff wheel, buff-tip moth, buffa, buffalo, buffalo berry, buffalo bill, buffalo bird, buffalo carpet beetle, buffalo chips

Origin of Buffaloed

1535–45, Americanism ; earlier bufalo < Portuguese (now bufaro ) < Late Latin būfalus, variant of Latin būbalus bubal

Word origin for Buffaloed

C16: from Italian bufalo , from Late Latin būfalus , alteration of Latin būbalus ; see bubal

Synonyms for Buffaloed

dogged, enraged, exasperated, indignant, infuriated, irate, miffed, bugged, fuming, hacked, maddened, peeved, riled, at end of one's rope, bummed out, burned up, furious, hot and bothered, huffy, ireful, mad, on the warpath, rousted, rubbed the wrong way, steamed up, up in arms, uptight, wrathful