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miffy

Miffy vs Mitty - What's the difference?

miffy | mitty |


As an adjective miffy

is easily irritated.

As a noun mitty is

(uk|dialect) the stormy petrel.

Miffy vs Giffy - What's the difference?

miffy | giffy |


As an adjective miffy

is easily irritated.

As a noun giffy is

(brief moment).

Miffs vs Miffy - What's the difference?

miffs | miffy |


As a noun miffs

is .

As a verb miffs

is (miff).

As an adjective miffy is

easily irritated.

Miffy vs Miff - What's the difference?

miffy | miff |


As an adjective miffy

is easily irritated.

As a noun miff is

a small argument, quarrel.

As a verb miff is

(usually used in the passive) to offend slightly.

Miffy vs Niffy - What's the difference?

miffy | niffy |


As adjectives the difference between miffy and niffy

is that miffy is easily irritated while niffy is (colloquial) having a bad smell.

Miffy vs Iffy - What's the difference?

miffy | iffy |


As adjectives the difference between miffy and iffy

is that miffy is easily irritated while iffy is (slang) of dubious authenticity, legitimacy or legality.

Biffy vs Miffy - What's the difference?

biffy | miffy |


As a noun biffy

is a toilet.

As an adjective miffy is

easily irritated.

Riffy vs Miffy - What's the difference?

riffy | miffy |


As adjectives the difference between riffy and miffy

is that riffy is (music) characterized by a lot of riffs (guitar riffs) while miffy is easily irritated.

Jiffy vs Miffy - What's the difference?

jiffy | miffy |


As a noun jiffy

is (colloquial) a very short, unspecified length of time.

As an adjective miffy is

easily irritated.

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