apuff /əˈpʌf/adjective 2adverb 1forms 2 adjective2 •Out of breath; puffing.“No,” said Smoke. “Just a one-sided argument. What's the news, Alex? You're all apuff.” — 2009 •worked up; visibly agitated.Rookie policemen, apuff with zeal and a conviction anybody they arrested should get the book as an incorrigible miscreant, sometimes yiped loud and long about the judge's leniency. — 1966 adverb1 •While apuff.She asked Charles to sign our names and address in the curly-backed notebook as Eth limped up the stairs apuff with all the luggage. — 1937 formsmore apuff · most apuff
