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US
/ˈspɪfɪŋ/
]
[ UK /spˈɪfɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /spˈɪfɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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excellent or splendid
that's a perfectly spiffing idea
How To Use spiffing In A Sentence
- 'spiffing' and 'good egg' in my humble, but their use all helps to ensure that there is a slightly dotty, frenetic, flapperish atmosphere which makes these stories so agreeable. Random Jottings of a Book and Opera Lover
- Two viewpoints sounds spiffing to me (if a little confusing at first)!
- I've been thinking about spiffing this place up a bit.
- First, Santa Monica spent roughly $180 million in public works and redevelopment funds spiffing up the beachfront area.
- I must say though that WH's book on Pit The Younger is very spiffing.
- But spiffing up a kid can be an experience in itself, and a delightful one at that.
- My boyfriend and I will be together 2 years next week, which is highly spiffing.
- Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent spiffing up the look, feel, and function of everything from refrigerators and washing machines to cell phones and MP3 players.
- that's a perfectly spiffing idea
- Be sure to include the classics, the foods you know everyone will love; consider spiffing them up with unexpected ingredients, such as fresh dill in the potato salad.