Spiffing vs Skiffing - What's the difference?
spiffing | skiffing |
(British, colloquial) Very good, excellent.
(British, colloquial) Smart or appealing in dress or appearance.
* 2007',
As verbs the difference between spiffing and skiffing
is that spiffing is while skiffing is .As an adjective spiffing
is (british|colloquial) very good, excellent.spiffing
English
Adjective
(en adjective)- We're having a picnic at the races — how spiffing !
- I say, that outfit is simply spiffing .
"'''Spiffingnew image", ''Times Online , London, 18 May (retrieved 14 June 2007),
- Spiffing new image: ITV is developing an updated version of Spitting Image , with CGI graphics.
Usage notes
* Typically associated with the British upper class; often used in imitation of upper-class speakers.Synonyms
* jolly good * spiffyVerb
(head)- The boss returned from vacation before we could finish spiffing up the office.
