nifty
adjective, nif·ti·er, nif·ti·est.
noun, plural nif·ties.
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Contemporary Examples of nifty
Howell executed a nifty up and under in the post and suddenly it was 14-2.
Native American Basketball Team in Wyoming Have Hoop Dreams Of Their OwnRobert Silverman
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He used his strength to overwhelm defenders but he also had nifty footwork, soft hands, and was a beautiful passer.
Not exactly a Bugaboo, sure, but it does have a nifty one-hand folding feature and weighs only 11 pounds.
How Different Is Raising the Royal Baby From a Typical American Child?Kevin Fallon, Lizzie Crocker
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The Palestinian Authority just scored itself a nifty victory at the United Nations.
When bits of sweetmeat lodged in the teeth, the sucket fork doubled as a nifty toothpick.
Historical Examples of nifty
Gad, that rose in your hair—trust a girl to know what's nifty!
The BarrierAllen French
In a moment I had it girdled, and snapped the nifty sort of buckle they had made for me.
The Trouble with TelstarJohn Berryman
She carries that sort of thing well—she's so clean and nifty in line.
Money MagicHamlin Garland
I suppose a mountain climber would have called it a nifty job.
Fore!Charles Emmett Van Loan
It's part of my job to be a nifty young suspector—and to use what I guess at.
The Rules of the GameStewart Edward White