Taffy Definition

tăfē
noun
A chewy candy made of sugar or molasses boiled down and pulled.
Webster's New World
Flattery or cajolery.
Webster's New World
pronoun

(somewhat pejorative) A nickname for a Welshman.

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Other Word Forms of Taffy

Noun

Singular:
taffy
Plural:
taffys

Origin of Taffy

  • Representing a supposed Welsh pronunciation of Dafydd (the Welsh form of David), a common Welsh name

    From Wiktionary

  • Origin unknown

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Taffy Sentence Examples

  • For a beach wedding, for example, chocolate shells, gummy fish, and salt water taffy are popular, while candy corn and caramels are perfect for a fall wedding.

  • Corn dogs, turkey legs, ice cream, pizza, taffy, and fudge are other decadent delights to curb the hunger of eager park guests.

  • I found the ladder leading up to it but Taffy started to panic as he didn't have a life belt on.

  • Families are invited to join the storyteller, Taffy Thomas, for an evening of magical bedtime stories.

  • Perhaps you have fond memories of a recent trip to the seashore where you voraciously devoured a juicy novel and some saltwater taffy.

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