ruff

"The actress wore a large, white ruff around her neck, making her look like a queen from the Elizabethan era. "

"The Elizabethan queen in the history book wore a large, white ruff around her neck. "

"The dog's thick, white ruff protected its neck from the cold wind. "

"The carpenter added a ruff to the wooden shaft to keep it from slipping out of the machine. "

"Her ruff at being passed over for the promotion was obvious to everyone in the office. "

"The school principal couldn't tolerate the ruff that erupted in the cafeteria during lunch. "

"She decided to ruff the neckline of her blouse with delicate lace for a more elegant look. "

"The inexperienced falcon, still learning to hunt, would often ruff the rabbit instead of seizing it properly. "

"The strong wind began to ruff my hair as I walked to school. "

"The robin hopped onto the branch and began to ruff its feathers, shaking off the morning dew. "

"He likes to ruff about his high test scores, even though others did well too. "

"The manager would often ruff at his employees, yelling about missed deadlines and making them feel small. "

"The fisherman caught a ruff while out on the boat. "

"The fisherman was pleased to find a large ruff among his catch of the day. "

"The aquarium included several common species, such as goldfish and guppies, but also a less familiar fish called a ruff. "

"While the sandpiper is known for its drab coloring, the ruff, a related bird, boasts a much more varied and extravagant plumage, illustrating that even within the same genus, there can be striking differences. "

"During the card game, John had a ruff, since he couldn't follow the spades suit. "

"My grandfather enjoyed playing ruff with his friends at the senior center. "

"My sister had no hearts in her hand, so she ruffed the trick with her only spade. "

"In the card game, he ruffed out his opponent's lead card, establishing the ace of spades as the master card. "

"The snare drum played a soft ruff before the band launched into the main melody. "

"The drummer began to ruff a complex rhythm on his snare drum, building anticipation for the song. "

"The drummer began to ruff the snare drum, creating a tense, anticipatory sound before the singer started. "

"I heard a "ruff!" from under the porch - it must be the neighbor's dog. "

"The dog's fur felt ruff after playing in the mud. "

"a rough estimate; a rough sketch of a building; a rough plan"

"rough sea"

"Being a teenager nowadays can be rough."

"His manners are a bit rough, but he means well."

"This box has been through some rough handling."

"a rough tone; a rough voice"

"a rough diamond"

"rough wine"

"I felt a bit ruff this morning, so I stayed home from school. "

""Mark was feeling quite ruff this morning after the party last night, so he stayed home from work." "