"whiffet" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From whiff + -et.",
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      "form": "whiffets",
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          "ref": "2013, Guy Davenport, The Guy Davenport Reader, →ISBN, page 82:",
          "text": "Outside the asylum gates a brass band huffed and thumped with brazen sneezes, silver whiffets, thundering sonorities and a detonating drum, the descant hitched together by a fat woman in a Tyrolese hat and the Erlkönig's longcoat that flocked upon her hips as she squeezed and pulled a Polish accordion as big as a sheep, dipping her knees on the saltarelli and rolling her eyes in a clown's gloat.",
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        "A little or faint whiff or puff."
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          "puff",
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  "word": "whiffet"
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