11 Sentences With "niffy"

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Niffy One and Niffy Two, both of which were friendly and affectionate.
It did get a bit niffy in there so every so often I swapped sides.
That's a niffy achievement for Osprey, which for a time appeared to be a dead duck.
Because fish can be a bit niffy and you don't want to whiff up your best suit?
They prefer to live in groups and need frequent cleaning-out because ratties are a bit niffy!
Once again, she had let Niffy talk her into another very tricky, highly risky piece of school sabotage.
The bouquet shows the terroir in a nice, niffy nose with a splodge of spice to complement the red fruits.
Unless your little 'un has been whisked off to Abu Ghraib to face questioning regarding niffy nappies and a missing remote-control battery cover.
He's just worried that after five days without a bath on Touch The Truck, a bizarre new endurance-style game show, they could get a bit niffy.
Dry cleaning, it appears, is a discretionary spend, with consumers preferring to go a bit niffy rather than fork out pounds 10 to have a suit cleaned.
There are a number of false etymologies, many based on acronyms— 'Not Available For Fucking' , 'Normal As Fuck', etc. —though these are backronyms. More likely etymologies include northern UK dialect naffhead, naffin, or naffy, a simpleton or blockhead; niffy-naffy, inconsequential, stupid, or Scots nyaff, a term of contempt for any unpleasant or objectionable person. An alternative etymology may lie in the Romany ', itself rooted in násfalo, meaning ill.