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Examples of spiffy in a Sentence
She looked very spiffy in her new dress.
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A very spiffy Ryan in a tux replacing Gabi's ex, with the silliness of the tweet naturally accruing a bunch of likes and RTs.
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Mosaic and stranded knitting makes these socks spiffy.
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Pitchers James Paxton — who is Canadian — and Danny Valencia got all spiffy in matching Canadian tuxedos.
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Our server on one visit happily answered our inquiries about the no-longer-in-use-but-still-spiffy train station and other points of local interest.
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Air New Zealand offers the only non-stop flight from the U.S. to Rarotonga, a nine-hour flight on a new Boeing 777, with seats in economy, business and premium business (including spiffy flat-bed seats).
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Flights: Air New Zealand offers the only non-stop flight from the U.S. to Rarotonga, a nine-hour flight on a new Boeing 777, with seats in economy, business and premium business (including spiffy flat-bed seats).
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Unlike their predecessors the newest members of D.C. Water’s river fleet, have spiffy new monikers — chosen, of course, through a social media campaign that invited the public to vote on their favorites.
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Getting In There’s no cover, and the black velvet ropes and spiffy doorman outside only look intimidating.
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First Known Use of spiffy
1853
SPIFFY Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of spiffy for English Language Learners
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: neat, stylish, and attractive
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