Chambers DictionaryChamber's 20th Century Dictionaryπ
tiff tif, v.t. to sip, quaff.βn. a
dram
tiff tif, v.t. (obs.) to dress, trick out. [O.
Fr. tiffer, atiffer, to adorn; of Teut. origin.]
tiff tif, v.i. to be in a petβ-n: a display of irritation, a pet, huff.βAlso
Tift. [Orig. a sniff. Norw. tev, a drawing in of the
breath, teva, to sniff.]
Part of speech
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tiff, verb, present, 1st person singular of tiff (infinitive).
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