miffy |
mitty |
As an adjective miffy
is easily irritated.
As a noun mitty is
(uk|dialect) the stormy petrel.
miffy |
giffy |
As an adjective miffy
is easily irritated.
As a noun giffy is
(brief moment).
miffs |
miffy |
As a noun miffs
is .
As a verb miffs
is (
miff).
As an adjective miffy is
easily irritated.
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 |
niffy |
As adjectives the difference between miffy and niffy
is that
miffy is easily irritated while
niffy is (colloquial) having a bad smell.
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 |
miffy |
As a noun biffy
is a toilet.
As an adjective miffy is
easily irritated.
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 |
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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