Spŏf'fīsh, a.
a. [Probably from spoffle, to be over busy about little or nothing.] Earnest and active in matters of no moment. [Eng.] “A spoffish little man.” Dickens.
a. [Probably from spoffle, to be over busy about little or nothing.] Earnest and active in matters of no moment. [Eng.] “A spoffish little man.” Dickens.