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Meanings of
prissy
in English
Exaggeratedly proper.
victorian
prim
puritanical
prudish
priggish
straitlaced
straightlaced
strait-laced
straight-laced
tight-laced
Related terms
proper
Excessively fastidious and easily disgusted.
nice
dainty
squeamish
overnice
Related terms
fastidious
Synonyms
Examples for "
nice
"
nice
dainty
squeamish
overnice
Examples for "
nice
"
1
I don't mean
'
nice
'
the way she means
'
nice
,
'
either; don't worry.
2
Conditions should be similar to yesterday and it's really
nice
,
good ground.
3
Anyhow, the New Russians were soon given a
nice
present by Yeltsin.
4
Claudio was
nice
,
available, honest, and did the work right on time.
5
It has been really
nice
the kind words that come my way.
1
Sweet and
dainty
were the damsels, alike in raiment and in face.
2
And a jade platter of
dainty
food calls for a million coins.
3
It ripples in
dainty
dance, or tumbles down in cascades of joy.
4
In the open doorway she shone, looking the smallest of
dainty
things.
5
He swung the
dainty
mite up in his arms and kissed her.
1
Listen, none of us is 'zactly
squeamish
-know what I mean?
2
The intimate footage has both shocked and fascinated the
squeamish
American public.
3
Hence, even the most
squeamish
should be able to enjoy the game.
4
If you're
squeamish
,
we could just avoid the room with the body.
5
She wasn't particularly
squeamish
,
but wasn't interested in watching a dissection, either.
1
Like everything else in the marquis's domain, the Dedicates' Keep was
overnice
.
2
What was she trying to say with her dark hints and
overnice
scruples of a Puritan conscience?
3
We are not
overnice
,
Nicolo.
4
Don't be
overnice
in your exactions; if she is even a fairly good cook, waitress, and laundress, you are indeed blessed among women.
Usage of
prissy
in English
1
I heard paper rustle, then Dew continued in his
prissy
,
high voice.
2
So thanks for your
prissy
little reminder but I already paid, right?
3
When he spoke, he sounded truly
prissy
,
enunciating vowels for utmost effect.
4
The approach is latter-day Jane Austen, but
prissy
and without the style.
5
A
prissy
looking listing agent was waiting, tapping his watch in admonition.
6
Fantail skirts and flared hemlines make a change from
prissy
pencil skirts.
7
You are snotty and overly precise, but an essentially correct
prissy
bitch.
8
And not being
prissy
about finding such things below your pay grade.
9
But on worlds like Lalonde we can't afford your
prissy
theological debates.
10
You couldn't go around acting all
prissy
and never trying anything new.
11
The shopkeeper rang them up silently, his lips in a
prissy
pucker.
12
It's your own goddamn fault for going to that
prissy
redneck school.
13
You don't have to exacerbate a situation because you're feelin'
prissy
.
14
But another voice, higher and almost
prissy
,
argued, We can't try again now.
15
Long-haired and
prissy
and so pretty she could have played young Dejah Thoris.
16
And just because that
prissy
-Ida-ohwell, let's not get on that subject.
Other examples for "prissy"
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About this term
prissy
Adjective
Frequent collocations
miss prissy
so prissy
almost prissy
prissy way
prissy bitch
More collocations
Prissy
through the time
Prissy
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common