Etymology:
The word "miff" originated from the 16th-century slang term "muff," which referred to a fool or someone easily deceived.
Meaning and Origin:
"Miff" means to cause someone to feel slightly offended, annoyed, or upset. It can also mean a slight offense or annoyance.
The word's origin is uncertain, but it is thought to have evolved over time:
In modern usage, "miff" is typically used in a mild, playful, or humorous way to describe a minor offense or annoyance.
Variations:
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