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niffer

(ˈnɪfə)
n
barter or an instance thereof
vb
to barter or trade
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Ian Rainbird of Mirfield, who lent us the photo, says the match took place on Leeds Road playing fields and scorers for Almondbury were David 'Niffer' Watson (four), and one each from Womersley, Rainbird and Headey.
He was employed by the Fund and would serve as the photographer and business manager for the expedition that would excavate the ruins at the ancient city of Nippur (Niffer) in southeastern Iraq.
Hiya Niffer, have a lovely Xmas and an even better New Year, thinking of you always.