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ARGUFY

ARGUFY
ScnTUEU
(colloquial) argue, especially merely for the sake of arguing. (colloquial) argue, especially merely for the sake of arguing. And he said, "Well, didn't I argufy and sputefy enough?"v. to dispute or contend, often stubbornly or merely for the sake of arguing. Chiefly used in southern US dialects, it is formed from the word argue and the suffix -fy, meaning to make or produce; cause to be.