Duffing over

Posted by Victoria S Dennis October 08, 2006In reply to Duffing over posted by Smokey Stover on October 08, 2006

what is the meaning of "duffing over"?

To duff something, or duff it over, normally means to give it a new air, a new appearance, or otherwise manipulate it to make it seem better (or at least different) than it might otherwise seem. But without a context here, I can't be sure what it means where you saw it.
SS

In the UK, "duff" as a verb is used only in the phrase "duff up", which means to beat [someone] up. "Duff over" could possibly be an amalgamation of this phrase with "do [someone] over", which means the same thing. Does that make sense in context? and is it a British or American context? (VSD)