Today’s word is a cheerful little term that is simple, friendly, and commonly used in everyday EnglishWord of the day: JIFFYPronunciation: jif·fy UK/ˈdʒɪf.i/ and US/ˈdʒɪf.i/Meaning:'Jiffy' means a very short period of time. Origin and History:The word 'jiffy' dates back to the late 18th century. Its exact origin is uncertain, but linguists believe it may have evolved from informal speech used to describe something done swiftly or briskly. The term is used in branding to signify speed, such as "Jiffy Lube" (auto service) and "Jiffy Pop" (popcorn). Jo, how could you?” cried the three girls, as Snodgrass led her friend triumphantly forth, and producing both a chair and a badge, installed him in a jiffy.- Little Women by Louisa May AlcottSynonyms:MinuteSecondHeartbeatMomentAntonyms:AgeForeverEternityLifetimeRead more word of the day here