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daft  audio  (dft) KEY 

ADJECTIVE:
daft·er, daft·est
  1. Mad; crazy.
  2. Foolish; stupid.
  3. Scots Frolicsome.
ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English dafte, foolish, from Old English gedæfte, meek

OTHER FORMS:
daftly(Adverb), daftness(Noun)


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