The noun "tiff" (or the rarely-seen verb form to tiff) refers to a "quarrel". The word has been seen since around 1720, but the exact origin is unknown.
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The term "tiff" typically refers to a minor argument or disagreement. If you are referring to a specific event or situation involving a "tiff," please provide more context. Otherwise, tiffs can occur at any time between individuals or groups when misunderstandings or differing opinions arise.
(Very rarely, this term for a small argument, fight, or tantrum can also mean to slowly sip liquor.)Glenda had a tiff with her boyfriend and left him stranded at the party.
A tiff is another word for a quarrel or argument. So a lovers' tiff is a lovers' quarrel.
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Watch out, she's in a tiff!
The past tense of tiff is tiffed.
Milan Tiff was born in 1949.
TIFF Cinematheque was created in 1990.
Tiff Needell is 188 cm.