adjective
General Slang
riffy
· adjective · brummie
Filthy. Properly grimy. Wants a hot bath and a scrub.
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Dirty in a lived-in, ingrained way — not a quick splash of mud but the kind of grime that's been building. Used of hands, faces, kids who've been up the rec, and dishcloths that should've been binned weeks ago.
“Look at the state of your hands — they're riffy, go and wash 'em.”
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riffy In A Sentence
Look at the state of your hands — they're riffy, go and wash 'em.
Origin & Usage
Variants
riffie
People Also Ask
What does riffy mean?
It means filthy or properly grimy — something so dirty it's crying out for a hot bath and a scrub.
How do you use riffy in a sentence?
"Your hands are riffy, go and wash them before you touch the food."
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