nifty
adjective
informal us
/ˈnɪf.ti/ uk
/ˈnɪf.ti/Meaning of nifty in English
(Definition of nifty from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
nifty | Intermediate English
nifty
adjective
infml us
/ˈnɪf·ti/Examples of nifty
nifty
No doubt it's been taught in many of the other 37 nifty states as well.
From Slate Magazine
We didn't get a chance to visit that facility, but saw a nifty slideshow.
From CNET
Do you still have a collection of those nifty little dispensers?
From Huffington Post
A nifty stunt as the impresario died in 1991 in a helicopter crash.
From Philly.com
The days of buying software, movies, and music albums on nifty plastic discs are about over.
From Slate Magazine
Nifty timing, coming just before we celebrate the nation's 239th birthday.
From Los Angeles Times
But space tourism sounds like a nifty story, so the mainstream media continue to exhibit no skepticism.
From ESPN
And while its new camera tricks are nifty and useful, some of them aren't so intuitive to use.
From CNET
They have these nifty chess pieces to represent each army.
Thanks for confirming that in another nifty example of plant-poison co-opting.
From National Geographic
Admittedly, the editing of the video is pretty nifty.
From Slate Magazine
Safari 7 includes a nifty program that ends up being half adblocker and half power saver.
From Wired
Maybe we'll actually get some really nifty ideas out of it.
From Los Angeles Times
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