griff

[ grif ]

noun

1. griffin ².

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

Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed the crash, which happened between the junction of Gipsy Lane and the Griff Roundabout.

From BBC

It was then he saw the badly-burnt body of 73-year-old Griff Thomas, lying in a pile of charred debris on the kitchen floor.

From BBC

The body of Griff's sister Martha Mary - known as Patti - lay slumped on a magazine rack in the corner of the living room, with severe head injuries.

From BBC

Just over a month later, detectives reached their conclusion - Griff had "probably" killed his sister in a fit of rage after arguing about money.

From BBC

For Huw Absalom, the campaign to clear Griff's name goes on.

From BBC