US Popularity Rank: 9073

Origin: British

Meaning: To hit, punch; Wipeout

Biff is one of those catchy nicknames, that everyone has heard of, but as a given name, it finally gets its own show! This all-American boy's name featured in Arthur Miller's masterpiece, Death of a Salesman as the name of Willy Loman’s eldest son. From Old English, Biff means “to hit,” “punch” or “wipeout,” making it a strong name for a tough little fighter like baby. This classic pet name has also popped up in the hit comedy Seinfeld as Jerry's go-to moniker for George. Whether you're a theater fan, a 90's comedy buff, or you simply love succinct names, Biff may appeal as a fun and fresh choice for baby.