Phrases with «big whiff»

The phrase "big whiff" refers to a situation where someone completely misses or fails at something they were trying to do or understand. Full definition

Sentences with «big whiff»

  • Obviously, my (and virtually everyone else's) biggest whiff last season was, well, another freshman - heavy Kentucky team, who went from the No. 2 overall seed on November 9th to the NIT. (sbnation.com)
  • This leads to some of the film's biggest whiffs on jokes. (indiewire.com)
  • In fact, if you see someone taking a big whiff of a newly popped cork, you might feel a little embarrassed for them - as was the case recently when a waiter at a fancy restaurant made a big show of sniffing my cork for me like it was a newly found truffle! (inc.com)
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