Snuffy
adjective, snuffier, snuffiest.
1.
resembling snuff.
2.
soiled with snuff.
3.
given to the use of snuff.
4.
having an unpleasant appearance.
5.
having hurt feelings.
6.
easily displeased.
adjective snuffier, snuffiest
1.
of, relating to, or resembling snuff
2.
covered with or smelling of snuff
3.
unpleasant; disagreeable
snuff film
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