What does spiff mean?
Spiff means (archaic or regional, Yorkshire) Neat, smartly dressed, attractive..
/spɪf/ · adjective
(archaic or regional, Yorkshire) Neat, smartly dressed, attractive..
“Hah spiff he is to dāay!—he mud be bown tul a wedding!” “He’s spiff eniff for’t!”
Thah is spiff i’ thy new coit.
Without a diploma, he relies on spiff alone to climb the corporate ladder.
The strongly-recommended piece of cloth was, in the conventional language of the drapery trade, a “spiff” in other words, a remnant of an old stock which had been lying by unsold for three or four years, perhaps longer, and had faded through keeping, like other beautiful things, thereby decreasing in value.
The premium takes the form of a commission on goods sold. In some places it is a small premium, or in trade parlance a “spiff” on certain articles, and on others on the amount of sales.
She rolled a spiff for us as she spoke, sifting the ganja between her fingers […]
Oh, but we flatter ourselves that we are spiffed out; at all events, we've got our best dresses on.
This ensemble may be properly spiffed with a bolo tie, and topped off with a. . .
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Spiff means (archaic or regional, Yorkshire) Neat, smartly dressed, attractive..
Common synonyms include spruce, macaroni, popinjay, barbermonger.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
“Hah spiff he is to dāay!—he mud be bown tul a wedding!” “He’s spiff eniff for’t!”
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