sluff

/ slʌf /

noun

1. bridge a variant spelling of slough 2

Example Sentences

Sometimes that slide happens in the form of loose snow, called a “sluff.”

From Seattle Times

Would our 60-square-foot patio cause Highland Park Hill to sluff into the Duwamish River?

From Seattle Times

It soon became clear Naked Giants were no longer the same green 19-year-olds letting loose in the studio they were while cutting their “SLUFF” LP.

From Seattle Times

Slough, pronounced “sluff,” is a snake's shed skin.

From Scientific American

The second hand on the wall clock made its steady, ludicrous progress: sluff, sluff sluff...

From Literature