-ˌfī verb
( -ed/-ing/-es )
Etymology: argue + -fy
transitive verb
1. : to persuade by argument : prevail on
argufy a judge — Adria Langley
2. : dispute , debate
ready to argufy the point
intransitive verb
1. : to argue obstinately : wrangle
like lawyers in a murder case they stoutly argufy — Carl Sandburg
2. archaic : to be of consequence : be of use : matter