Quiff
[kwif] /kwɪf/
noun, plural quiff, quiffs. Slang.
1.
a woman, especially one who is promiscuous.
[kwif] /kwɪf/
noun, British.
1.
a lock or curl of hair brought forward over the forehead.
/kwɪf/
noun
1.
(Brit) a prominent tuft of hair, esp one brushed up above the forehead
n.
“curl or lock of hair over the forehead,” 1890, originally a style among soldiers, of unknown origin. Perhaps connected with quiff “a puff or whiff of tobacco smoke” (1831, originally Southern U.S.), held to be a variant of whiff (n.).
noun
A prostitute or promiscuous woman; roundheel: because some quiff is going to give you head
[1923+; origin obscure; probably related to the sense ”copulate,” found by 1719]
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