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A siffy is a device made of solid material, generally flat, always toothed, and is used in hair care for straightening and cleaning hair or other fibers.

Also known as a comb.
Om my goodness, I lost my siffy. I must have dropped him in the bathroom.
siffy by Emma_Doll January 11, 2009
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siffy • yam siffy • spiffy • stiffy • saffy • skiffy • sniffy • sifty • siff • smiffy
having to do with White Castle, cheap, extremely skinny, many kids, oppositte of his father
a hick who does not like sharing, father eats in extreme amounts and has many quadrouple by pases per year, ALBINO
siffy by Pete November 14, 2003
A siffy is a beautiful and handsome man.He is tall and well built but also on the slender slide. He is kind and considerate and cares for others. A siffy is also very smart and intelligent. Siffy's are also good at videogames and hit nice shots in fps games.
Bro that kid is such a siffy. He is amazing
Siffy by lalalalll536262 July 3, 2020
That guy is such a siffy
Siffy by Loog Loogy Loogington January 18, 2026

yam siffy 

A word that is used to replace any noun
I'm hungry I'm bout to hit the yam siffy to get some yam you heard me.
yam siffy by tony two sweaterz June 17, 2014
A blend word from "soft" and "comfy." Our 2-year old coined this when she asked to wear her favorite "soffy" sweatshirt.
That shirt looks so cozy and soffy!
This is my favorite soffy blanket.
Soffy by soffymom November 2, 2018
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