verb
US/blʌf/
UK/blʌf/
To pretend that you know something or will do something, so that other people believe you.
In context
Don't believe him; he is only bluffing and has no plan to quit.
Short entry. Full notes coming.
To pretend that you know something or will do something, so that other people believe you.
Don't believe him; he is only bluffing and has no plan to quit.
Short entry. Full notes coming.