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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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They provide examples of successful and unsuccessful plans, and discuss motivation through contests, SPIFFS (Special Performance Incentives for Field Force), and recognition programs, and issues such as transitioning to a new program and administration.
UNIVERSITY PARK SPIFFS UP GOLF COURSE Good news for golfers: University Park Country Club Golf Course has wrapped up the second phase of a project to renourish and upgrade all 27 holes of its championship golf course.
SPIFFS Although spiff plans aren't quite as common as MDF programs, they are still one of the industry's most popular methods for giving sales reps an extra incentive to push specific products.
 
 
 
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