daffy

The service can be a bit daffy but that is part of the charm.

It's so daffy, in fact, that it may be hard to top.

A case or two of daffy would make my world a better one, I'm thinking."

She gives him an impatient look which says, I know what you're thinking: daffy woman.

Those who attended church too regularly they looked upon as being a bit daffy.

The kindest man in the world, even if he was daffy.

"Nobody would get that daffy with something worth a million bucks!"

She looked at me as if I were daffy.

The mice try to offer Daffy money but he still refuses.

"I'm hearing that he's gone just a little bit daffy."

Anyway, a bit of the daffy duck look can be quite cute!

If that sounds daffy, it doesn't seem to much matter anyway.

"You've got to watch what you say around here," he added, "otherwise some people get a bit daffy."

I took a steep between cruises last night and had a daffy dream.

Daffy dances onto the stage with the board still smashed into his face.

Along the way, our uninformed waiter was driving us daffy.

But what sort of daffy cuisine would this be?

Tuesday's concert helped show why: It was a daffy delight, especially the first half.

In my new frame of mind, it all made a sort of daffy sense.

They wondered if "daffy" might not be the word.

The estimate may be unrealistically low, but it is not daffy.

People would leave the theaters talking about this daffy duck."

In any case, it was all rather nonchalantly irreverent and daffy.

Perhaps there is a bonus (or salary increase) for the city official who can come up with the most daffy plan of the week.

He is often the butt of jokes, including his terrible attendance record and daffy takes.