Etymology: Believed to be of Australian origin, describing a grunt of exertion, or perhaps a modification of "heave".
Transitive verb: "to hiff (something)":
1. To throw (something) in a cumbersome manner, often something heavy or uncooperative.
2. To dispose of something, often something that has exceeded its usefulness.
Rarely used intransitively, such as in "Dave hiffs".
Transitive verb: "to hiff (something)":
1. To throw (something) in a cumbersome manner, often something heavy or uncooperative.
2. To dispose of something, often something that has exceeded its usefulness.
Rarely used intransitively, such as in "Dave hiffs".
by algofoogle March 15, 2005
Person 1: What the hell are you doing!
Person 2: Hiff Hiff
Perdon 1 What the hell did you say?
Person 2: Hiff Hiff! It means nothing at all!
Person 2: Hiff Hiff
Perdon 1 What the hell did you say?
Person 2: Hiff Hiff! It means nothing at all!
by skykat January 26, 2005
The term used by hamsters to indicate that they are smelling something.
It was originally used in the anime, Hamtaro.
It was originally used in the anime, Hamtaro.
by Famtaro April 9, 2018
The sound a particularly uncouth and socially oblivious coworker with chronic sinus issues will make while what appears to be simultaneously hocking a lugey while sniffing the drainage
by Schoolboy January 3, 2014
the swamp smell located in your hips to your upper back. it smells SO FUCKING PUTRID I WANT TO DIE PLEASE DELETE MY HIFF-WIFF OR ILL SUCK U STIFF! thank you.
a friend asked me how to use hiff-wiff in a sentence.
OH SHIT THAT'S A BAD CASE OF HIFF-WIFF!
i hope i don't have hiff-wiff.
OH SHIT THAT'S A BAD CASE OF HIFF-WIFF!
i hope i don't have hiff-wiff.
by a good wiff December 14, 2017
by 10_Artemis_01 March 12, 2023