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Stiff - The Verb

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SD has conjugated the verb still.

I stiff, you stiff, etc.

Unless you are using it in the slang to cheat someone I am sure how else you could use it as a verb.

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updated Jun 5, 2013
posted by Stig345

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This isn't a Spanish question, it's an English question - who has ever heard of the verb to stiff ?

updated Jun 5, 2013
posted by Stig345
As far as I know to stiff and to still are not verbs :) - ian-hill, Jun 5, 2013
But both are conjugated here on SD (: - ian-hill, Jun 5, 2013
To stiff someone could be - to make them dead I suppose. - ian-hill, Jun 5, 2013
I have heard this expression. It´s an idiom. When someone doesn´t pay you what they owe you "they stiff you" - 005faa61, Jun 5, 2013
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To stiffen ........ Ponerse rígido algo

To stiff ....... Estafar a alguien (possibily "engañar" depending on context)

updated Jun 5, 2013
posted by 005faa61
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Stiff? It could be endurecer, fortalecer.

Used as slang it means engañar, trucar a alguien.

updated Jun 5, 2013
posted by francobollo