in a jiff

in a jiff

In only a short amount of time; very quickly or at once. Just call us on this number if you have any problems, and we'll be back in a jiff. Don't worry, boss, I'll have this report typed up in a jiff!
See also: jiff

in a jiff(y)

Immediately, very quickly, or at once. Just call us on this number if you have any problems, and we'll be back in a jiffy. Don't worry, boss, I'll have this report typed up in a jiffy!
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

in a jiff

verb
See in a jiffy
See also: jiff
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • in a jiff(y)
  • she'll be apples
  • a number of
  • a number of (something)
  • don't give (something) another thought
  • not give (something) another thought
  • not give it another thought
  • start from where you are
  • not to worry
  • life is too short
References in classic literature
But, Lord, look you, sir --hearts and souls alive, man --the next instant, in a jiff, I was blind as a bat --both eyes out --all befogged and bedeadened with black foam --the whale's tail looming straight up out of it, perpendicular in the air, like a marble steeple.
According to police, a dacoit entered the bank branch in the pretext of getting pension and he, in a jiff, picked up a bundle of currency notes amounting Rs 400,000 from cash counter and tried to flee.
With its perfectly placed pockets, you can find your PDA in a hurry while at work, or your flask in a jiff at a loft party--or vice versa--with equal dexterity.
Jim said: "I thought, 'He's not getting away with that', and in a jiff put him on the floor."