What does RUFFE mean?

Definition of Ruffe

Ruffe is a noun that refers to a small freshwater fish with a spiny dorsal fin. It is also known as the Pope or Popefish.

Pronunciations of Ruffe

• US: /rʌf/
• UK: /rʌf/

Origin and Usage of Ruffe

The word ruffe comes from the Middle English "ruffe," which means "rough." The fish is native to Europe and Asia and is commonly found in rivers and lakes. Ruffe is primarily used as a food fish in some countries, but it is considered an invasive species in others.

Synonyms of Ruffe

There are no commonly used synonyms for ruffe.

Related Words to Ruffe

• Offer
• Refer
• Fluff
• Gruff
• Cliff

Example Sentences with Ruffe

• He caught a ruffe while fishing in the lake.
• The ruffe is a small, spiny fish that is often overlooked by anglers.
• Ruffe are known for their aggressive behavior and can outcompete other fish species in some areas.