griff

[grif]

noun

1. griffin.

griff

/ ɡrɪf /

noun

1. slang,  information; news

Word History and Origins

Origin of griff¹

First recorded in 1890–95; by shortening

Word History and Origins

Origin of griff¹

C20: from _griffin ²

Example Sentences

“Well, it’s not being received very well by Oregon’s governor and leaders there, who, despite the scenes we have seen playing out night after night of the protesters camped out. Here you see it right now. That is not a peaceful protest,” Fox News host Griff Jenkins said on “Fox & Friends Weekend.”

From Salon

Fox News also named Griff Jenkins as the new co-host of the weekend edition of “Fox & Friends.”

From Los Angeles Times

It was a repeat of the Chester Vase result where Lambourn won from Lazy Griff last month.

From BBC

Of particular concern for the charity is the proposed demolition of the existing station concourse, with its president, comedian Griff Rhys Jones, previously saying they "cannot accept that this is the best way forward".

From BBC

Beryl Davies, 79, and her late ex-husband, Griff, married in a village near Cardigan, Ceredigion, in October 1966.

From BBC