What the d' d' didos are y' abaout with them great huffs o' yourn?
Since the Huffs did not own the stock themselves they knew for a certainty that it was held by either Holman or Blount.
In his first rush of bitterness Wiley had stated without reservation that Virginia had sold him out for money, and the pride of the Huffs would scarcely allow this to pass unnoticed--and yet he would not retract it if he died for it.
For the Huffs were proud, even now in their poverty, and Virginia was the proudest of them all; and in this, their first meeting, he must remember what she had suffered and that it is hard for the loser to yield.
The Huffs are poor but proud--they don't take charity from no one!
In the back of his brain a bold plan had been forming to feed fat his grudge against Blount and restore the Huffs to their own--and it needed but a word from her to put the plan into action.
There was a war on now between the Huffsand Holmans into which Wiley's father had been drawn; and since Honest John had repudiated his son's acts and disclaimed all interest in his deal, Charley knew that Wiley was bitter.
In the good old days it had never been forgotten that the Huffs belonged to the Virginia quality, while the Holmans came from Maine; hence the Colonel's relations with Honest John Holman had at first been strictly business.
The horses have been hard bitted; their high huffs and heads drawed dretful hard at the bit held in her weak grasp, and she has been kicked a good deal by their sharp huffs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "huffs" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
