Collocations for "bluff"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "bluff" in context.
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bluff
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a bluff overlooking the [forest, lake]
- go [swimming, climbing] at the bluffs
- [granite, sandstone] bluffs
- a [high, steep, jagged] bluff
- fell [off, from] the bluff
- a [pine, cedar] bluff
- called his bluff
- I think it's just a bluff!
- That's just a bluff!
- I knew it was a bluff!
- fell for his bluff
- a bluff in [poker, cards]
- a [strategic, dangerous, well-thought-out] bluff
- dated: a bluff but [hearty, kind] man
- he was bluff yet [kind]
- a bluff [speaker, man, woman, teacher, boss]
- can be bluff [at times, when necessary]
- a bluff [way, manner] of speaking
- you're bluffing!
- was bluffing you (all along, the whole time)
- she bluffed him
- bluff your way [in, into, past]
- bluff him into [helping, joining]
'bluff' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):