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spiffy

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Adjective — Smart, neat, and stylish in appearance.

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Etymology

Origin unknown, first recorded in print in the 1850s; related informal words like "spiff" and "spiffing" appeared soon after.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “spiffy” mean?

The word “spiffy” means smart, neat, and stylish in appearance. In plain terms, looking sharp, neat, or fashionable.

How do you pronounce “spiffy”?

“Spiffy” is pronounced SPIH-fee (/ˈspɪfi/ in IPA).

How do you use “spiffy” in a sentence?

Here is “spiffy” used in a sentence: “He showed up to the interview in a spiffy new suit.”

What part of speech is “spiffy”?

“Spiffy” is an adjective.

Where does the word “spiffy” come from?

The word “spiffy” dates back to around 1850. Origin unknown, first recorded in print in the 1850s; related informal words like "spiff" and "spiffing" appeared soon after.

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