Spiff in british english (spɪf ) verb (transitive) slang to make smart or spruce up A spiff is a small, immediate bonus or incentive, usually given to employees (especially salespeople) to boost performance. Typically, spiffs are paid, either by a manufacturer or employer, directly to a salesperson for.
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Traditionally, to “spiff up” something means to make it look. An amount of money paid by an employer or the manufacturer of a product to a sales person for…. A spiff, or spiv, is slang for an immediate bonus for a sale.
Adjective spiff (comparative more spiff, superlative most spiff) (archaic or regional, yorkshire) neat, smartly dressed, attractive.
See examples of spiff used in a sentence. Smarten up and spiff up both mean to improve in appearance often by making more neat or stylish (the tailor smartened up the suit with. The spelling “spiff” has gained popularity in some industries. To make spiffy (usually followed byup ).
Spiff is simply a variant spelling of spif, but the meaning is the same.
