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US /mʌf/ UK /mʌf/
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The clothing noun entered English in the sixteenth century from French moufle, "mitten," ultimately of Germanic origin. The verb developed later from the idea of clumsy or ineffective handling, producing the sporting noun for a failed catch.

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