Meanings of tuffet in English

Most of know that Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey.

Everybody looked, and exclaimed to see Tibbles tucked up like a tuffet between the forepaws of the dog with the dog's head resting against her.

Tuffet is quoted as mentioning a farmer of forty-six who, in masturbation, introduced a barley-head into his urethra.

They slowly quieted down, from chatters to twitters to cooings, and at last were silent, two tiny tuffets of terror.

"That accounts for it," Tibbles said, humping up into a tuffet under Sirius's nose.

Here were six little grassy tuffets, according to the length of children, all laid east and west, without any stint of room, harmoniously.

They strew, too, the dry brown grass of the land, thick tuffets, and lie even among the rushes, blown hither from the distant trees.