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spiff something up
to polish and groom something very well; to make something clean and tidy. See if you can spiff this place up a little. I will spiff up the room a little.
See also: up

spiffed out

Sl. to be dressed in one's finest clothes and well-groomed. He got himself all spiffed out for the wedding reception. Man, are you ever spiffed out!
See also: out

spiffed up

dressed up, groomed, and polished up nicely; clean and tidy. See if you can get yourself a little spiffed up before we go out to dinner. We wouldn't want the Wilmington-Thorpes to think you only have one suit. The house doesn't have to be too spiffed up for the Franklins. They are used to clutter.
See also: up


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com (Staff) Juniper will have a new look shortly and some significant new products, as it looks to spiff up its armor for the battle with Cisco into the 2010 decade.
Cory Zelnik, president of Zelnik & Company, will spearhead the expansion campaign on behalf of Spiff.
Greg Sarway, a born-and-bred Brooklynite and father of four who’s apparently quite confident in his manhood, opened Spiff for Men, a men’s-only salon in midtown, just 11 months ago.
 
 
 
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