in a jiffy

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ackeiyword

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hi,


What does this idiom mean?in a jiffy?
 
It's synonymous with "in a moment", but 'moment' isn't taken literally. "Jiffy" refers to a short, unspecified amount of time.
 
yes.. in a jiffy = very soon...

I would say anon though.. hehe ;-)
 
Eden, that's a cool picture.
 
Eden, that's a cool picture.

thanks for your compliment, lauralie2 :)

I am an avid fantasy-based novels/merchandises fan. That's not my picture, though :lol:
 
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