IPA: //ˈblʌfɪst//
KK: /blʌfɪst/
The highest degree of being deceptive or pretending to be stronger or more confident than one really is.
In a game of poker, he was known as the bluffest player at the table, always pretending to have a better hand than he actually did.
Comparative: bluffer
Superlative: bluffest
The word 'bluffest' is derived from 'bluff' (from Dutch 'bluf', meaning to deceive or to boast) and the suffix '-est' (indicating the superlative form). Therefore, 'bluffest' refers to the act of being the most deceptive or boastful.
Think of 'bluff' as meaning to deceive or boast, and remember that 'bluffest' means the most boastful or deceptive.