How to pronounce “maft”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (Northern England, of dust or snow) To drift
• (Northern England, intransitive) To be stifled or overpowered by a lack of air, the heat, etc.; to be out of breath.
• (Northern England, intransitive) To be hot (temperature-wise).

Practice Nearby Words

mizzle, muck, mither, mudge, mire, moot, molder, maund, molt, maudle, smilt, amolder, mould, mought, moither, milt, amoulder, mouch, mard, malt, mote, missificate, madder, marmelise, marmite, margent, muzz, mete, meech, memaw, newmould, mucker, minge, mimmer, marmalise, mander, mout, mirk, masticate, mallet, mertilize, myther, masthead, myek, mussitate, maul, mackle, mosy, maun, mosey, meeker, mummock, meng, maze, mule, migmatize, merk, mump, mulsh, mighte, mirate, maiest, mess, motate, moyle, mitre, morrice, go moggy, mummy, moer, mank, maunch, manavel, mullah, mammer, moider, amate, murgeon, meänder, muten, muffin, route-march, mass, meete, marshmallow, mist, marl, mich, mee-maw, mouse, miche, mustre, vamouse, mollifie, minde, muste, marvail, mummer, mozy, mieve

Similar Sounds

miffed, muffed, mft, naft, mat, matt, matte, maff, mafu, maffei, knifed, haft, neft, nift, mad, met, meet, mate, might, meat, mit, mast, mitt, moat, mite, moot, mote, mashed, moet, mot, mapped, mofo, miff, mott, mout, massed, mete, morphed, madd, maf, moffat, mett, moff, moof, miffy, mif, mette, mof, moffit, motte, mafe, meff, maat, mait, moffet, moffett, miht, moffitt, mofe, mafi, maite, moffatt, meit, mought, mife, mayte, mahout, meffert, mafa, meph, moit, meef, mitte, maute, maot, moffa, matw, maut, mfa, mact, mfe, mayotte, mofa, miit, maif, moph, maaf, moote, miet, meuf, mifi, moffie, mofi, moaf, madh, mfi, mofat, mfo, mouette