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daff1
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) Informal short for daffodil
daff2
vb
(intr) Chiefly Scot to frolic; play the fool
[from obsolete daff fool, of uncertain origin]
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Having scored three goals in the first half, they added a further four after the break with Daff Tomos getting on the scoresheet to break up the Eaton-Wilyman goal monopoly.
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As well as ditching booze and taking up daily gym sessions with Pussycat Dolls' trainer James Van Daff, the 27- year-old has given up her junk food diet.
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The shows include music bands that perform traditional Hijazi songs, using authentic musical instruments such as the Daff (hand-held drum) and the Simsimiah (a harp-like instrument).
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