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I’m especially intrigued by the fact. In quick work environments, “in a jiffy” means being quick and efficient. The expression in a jiffy was in use as early as 1780. Used especially in the phrase in a jiffy, meaning immediately, very quickly, or at once. Just call us on this number. So this line of etymological thinking traces giffy back to gliff, and does so from a first instance of giffy in 1830 and a definition of gliff in 1825. If you say that you will do something in a jiffy, you mean that you will do it very quickly or very soon. He might have opted to refer to something that was known to be fast, like the 20th century incarnation of his kind who coined ‘faster than a. It is a colloquial english expression for “in a short amount of time.”. Picture telling a client you’ll finish a task “in a jiffy.”.

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Back In A Jiff So this line of etymological thinking traces giffy back to gliff, and does so from a first instance of giffy in 1830 and a definition of gliff in 1825. It is a colloquial english expression for “in a short amount of time.”. Used especially in the phrase in a jiffy, meaning immediately, very quickly, or at once. In quick work environments, “in a jiffy” means being quick and efficient. The expression in a jiffy was in use as early as 1780. If you say that you will do something in a jiffy, you mean that you will do it very quickly or very soon. Just call us on this number if you have any problems, and we'll be back in a jiffy. A very short amount of time. Picture telling a client you’ll finish a task “in a jiffy.”. I’m especially intrigued by the fact. He might have opted to refer to something that was known to be fast, like the 20th century incarnation of his kind who coined ‘faster than a. Just call us on this number. So this line of etymological thinking traces giffy back to gliff, and does so from a first instance of giffy in 1830 and a definition of gliff in 1825.