From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English if‧fy/ˈɪfi/adjectiveinformal1British Englishnot very goodThat meat smells a bit iffy to me.2notcertainto happenSYNdoubtfulThe July date is still rather iffy. Examples from the Corpus
(source also of Old Saxon, Old Norseef, Old Frisiangef, Old High Germanibu, Germanob, Dutchof"if, whether"), of uncertain origin or relation. Perhaps from PIE pronominal stem*i-[Watkins]; but Klein, OED suggest it probably originally from an oblique case of a noun meaning "doubt" (...
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