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Falstaff Definition

Fal·staff (fôl′staf′)

noun

Falstaff, Sir John in Shakespeare's Henry IV and The Merry Wives of Windsor, a fat, witty, boastful knight, convivial but dissolute

Falstaff Related Forms

Fal·staff′·ian adjective

Browse dictionary entries near Falstaff

  1. ‹ falsity
  2. ‹ falsify
  3. ‹ falsifiable
  4. ‹ falsies
  5. ‹ falsetto
  6. ‹ falsely
  7. ‹ falsehood
  8. ‹ falsehearted
  9. ‹ falseface
  10. ‹ false teeth
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