PRISS


Meaning of PRISS in English

I. ˈpris intransitive verb

( -ed/-ing/-es )

Etymology: back-formation from prissy

chiefly Midland : to act or dress in a prissy or fussy manner — often used with up

prissing up to impress the teacher

II. noun

( -es )

chiefly Midland : a prissy person — usually used of a woman or girl

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