tiffy
- proper noun
- /ˈtɪfi/
- Informal
- Uh, my name's Tiffy Abbot.
You guys got all that Tiffy, which I love because I love Tiffany and Shiny.
- You guys got all that Tiffy, which I love because I love Tiffany and Shiny.
Examples
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But coming to the end I was like right, got no money, bought this Tiffy sort me child out.
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You guys got all that Tiffy, which I love because I love Tiffany and Shiny.
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Being home with my girls (including Tiffy) was the best gift to myself ever, but I love work; it somehow clears my insecure thoughts.
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The guest of honor, Tiffy, arrived just in time for the celebration.
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I will tell Tiffy and the rest of the wives.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tiffy is a friendly nickname for the name Tiffany, like the name 'Tommy' for Tom. So people call a woman 'tiffy' as a warm, familiar form of her name.