mod. neat; smart. : That is a pretty nifty car you have there.
n. a fifty-dollar bill. (From nifty-fifty.) : He paid me with a nifty and a domino.
Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions by Richard A. Spears.Fourth Edition. Copyright 2007. Published by McGraw Hill.
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Example sentences
Ya know you can buy these little nifty button covers that can turn your suit jacket into a sports coat.
Such a platform would allow firms to do some nifty things.
Everything from nifty tips on peeling garlic to full-fledged cooking shows are available online.
Waiting in the wings are some nifty ideas for applying ink-jet knowhow to commercial printing.
Tiro has a nifty claim to fame: he invented the ampersand.
Maude also had a nifty theme song filled with historic references.
It involved a nifty mix of old-fashioned reporting and artistic, visual thinking.
Did a nifty little thing with the car this time valet parking.
It's a nifty trick that provides the sea slug with an extra energy source, but the problem is that it shouldn't work.
We should enjoy these things--their sleek design, their nifty features.