ruff, grand mufti, chew on a tough question,“stir-fried beef strip", an in-flight meal, catering arm

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muf·ti ¹

  (mŭf′tē, mo͝of′-)

n. pl. muf·tis

A Muslim scholar who interprets the shari'a.

ruff

noun [ C ]

UK 

 /rʌf/ US 

 /rʌf/

a large, stiff collar with many folds, worn in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries:

The portrait was of a bearded man wearing an Elizabethan ruff.

He wore a tunic of crimson velvet and a big starched ruff around his little neck.

 

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a circle of hair or feathers growing round the neck of a bird or animal:

The bald ibis has a neck ruff of long, pointed feathers.

He was impressed by the monkeys' ruffs of white hair.