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The complete Tufty the Squirrel - YouTube Back in the 1970's Public Information Films were still being made The cream of these ads were either 'Charley says' or 'Tufty the Squirrel' I was a Tufty fan
TUFTY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of TUFT is a small cluster of elongated flexible outgrowths attached or close together at the base and free at the opposite ends; especially : a growing bunch of grasses or close-set plants How to use tuft in a sentence
RoSPA- Tufty the Squirrel | RoSPA’s iconic child safety mascot Discover Tufty the Squirrel, RoSPA’s beloved mascot who helped educate children on road safety and accident prevention Learn about Tufty’s role in shaping RoSPA’s educational campaigns and promoting safety for young people
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Tufty - definition of tufty by The Free Dictionary Define tufty tufty synonyms, tufty pronunciation, tufty translation, English dictionary definition of tufty n 1 A short cluster of elongated strands, as of yarn, hair, or grass, attached at the base or growing close together 2 A dense clump, especially of
The Tufty Club - Do You Remember? In December of 1961, RoSPA established a network of local ‘Tufty Clubs’, with monthly road safety stories told live, by characters Dr White Rabbit and Wise Owl the teacher
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tufty - Wiktionary, the free dictionary A tufty or tufted duck (Aythya fuligula), so called because of the distinctive tuft of feathers on the male bird ’s head From tuft (ed duck) + -y (diminutive suffix)