daffing

One of our chief times of daffing was when he required a horse, another bottle, or some money.

It made no change in him; and it was in his old spirit of mockery and daffing that he began the interview.

Miss Mary, she would be daffing with him on his return, with a 'How's her leddyship to-day, Dugald?'

Auld Colley, wi his daffing, looks as he had a notion o the braw wissing o joy Charlie is to get.

To his humour of daffing I succumbed, and fell into an extraordinary ease with the world.