The tiff could be the latest case of a company considering a domain name to be part of its intellectual property.
Television's royalty is in the middle of another unsavory tiff.
They seem to enjoy each other's company so much that the audience can only wonder what happens when they have a marital tiff.
The fracas could easily be explained as a management tiff, but there are some wrinkles.
tiff's untamed technique didn't stop him from becoming one of the great oarsmen of his era.
British Dictionary definitions for tiff
tiff1
/tɪf/
noun
1.
a petty quarrel
2.
a fit of ill humour
verb
3.
(intransitive) to have or be in a tiff
Word Origin
C18: of unknown origin
tiff2
/tɪf/
noun
1.
(archaic) a small draught of alcoholic drink; dram
Word Origin
C18: see tiffin
Word Origin and History for tiff
n.
1727, "outburst of temper," later "small quarrel" (1754), of uncertain origin; OED suggests imitative, "from the sound of a slight puff of air or gas."