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RIFF

(1) (Resource Interchange File Format) A multimedia file format introduced by Microsoft and IBM in the early 1990s that is structured in "chunks." Each chunk identifies the type of data that follows, thus RIFF files can be composites of different audio and video content. Microsoft's AVI and WAV files conform to the RIFF format.

(2) An earlier bitmapped graphics format developed for Letraset's ImageStudio and Ready, Set, Go programs for the Macintosh.


riff Music
(in jazz or rock music) a short series of chords

(file format)RIFF - Microsoft's equivalent to the Amiga's IFF files format. RIFF is used for WAV and AVI files.


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Thick walls of terracotta (exposed on the apartment interiors) and tiled roofs give the structures a high thermal mass and also riff on local building materials and traditions.
Neither the attorneys nor the firms returned calls for comment and Riff sidestepped the issue.
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